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I want to replace my windshield in my '72 c10. I was reading an earlier post that talked about fitting the gasket around the glass and then using rope and soapy water to ease the windshield into place (starting at the top). In the LMC truck catalog they say to fit the gasket into the truck first and then put the windshield in. This seems to go against much of what I have read. Can somebody please give me some tips about this? Thanks

ps do i need to get a "windshield stick" or can I use something else to help fit gasket into truck?

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Craig, it's 6 one way half a dozen another. I put the seal on the glass and use a rope to install it.


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