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#237724 07/23/2007 4:29 PM
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Anyone know how to remove the front and rear windshield on a 66 chev truck? Doing body work and want to make sure there isn't any cancer behind the gaskets.

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Well, I'll tell you what I did. first thing is to take your time. you don't want to crack it.
I used a utility knife and just started to work outside where the glass is on the rubber. I kept peeling it away and slowly exposed the glass.
Then I got the boss to keep her hands outside so the windshield wouldn't fall and gently pushed from the inside. Worked OK.
I did the same with the rear window too as both were good glass. Needed new rubber anyway.
Cab has been sandblasted now awaiting paint.

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Oh, one more thing. Do not let the utility knife touch the glass. It will break. Cut the rubber outside this area. no screwdrivers either.

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I usually cut on the inside, using a sharp blade, less risk to the glass. Just cut off the lip inside the truck, the glass will push out, have someone catch it as sovagary said.


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Thanks guys

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how bout puting it back in rite im debatin bout takin my 64 glass out


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