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I'm in the process of removing my sidewindows from my 52 3/4 chev pu.

I have everything disconnected except for the wing window post that goes down into the door. There seems to be a standard slotted screw holding the post in place. Is this correct? I tried turning it with a big screw driver and it won't budge. I can't see what is there, but I can feel it. I don't feel a nut on the other side. It must be a permanent type of nut.

Any suggestions on how to get this off? I didn't try too hard as I didn't want to strip the screw.

Thanks for any help
Mike

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Mike, I had a hard time getting the vent assenblies out as well. Seems years of sitting outside rusted that bottom bolt solid to the captive nut, and even after soaking in PB-blaster it wasn't budging. I got my entire arm inside the door and could feel the bracket try to twist off as I applied torque to the bolt.

Finally, I drilled a hole in the inner doorskin and cut a tab directly over the offending bolt. With a bit of the skin peeled I could grab the bracket w/ vice grips and hold it while I torched and twisted the bolt free. Once I got it out of there, I tapped the doorskin back flat and slapped some fiberglass over the hole.


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