1970 coronet door glass track instructions ?

[BigEd]

Hey guys.... I got this car in pieces and was wondering if theres somewhere I could look at a detailed diagram of how the window tracks are installed ? front and rear ?
Thank you !!!!

 

[BeepBeepRR]

There are pages in the shop manual. But when I put the 69 together I just laid everything out on the floor and it all made sense. You have to install the vent frame and glass as one unit. It cannot be installed other wise. So basically you put the glass in the vent window track and pick the whole assembly up at one time and drop it into the door. However you have to stick the lower adjuster in first so this requires you to have the whole assembly 90 degrees from the door. Once you get past that part you can lower the whole assembly as one unit. Your car apparently is not a post. So as far as the rear track goes it cant be much different from the post car. Other than the chrome strip on the back of the glass. Here is where you can find the FSM here. http://www.mymopar.com/downloads/servicemanuals/1970_Plymouth_Service_Manual.zip

 

[dadsbee]

Hit the resto threads on this forum... you'll be amazed !

 

[BigEd]

There are pages in the shop manual. But when I put the 69 together I just laid everything out on the floor and it all made sense. You have to install the vent frame and glass as one unit. It cannot be installed other wise. So basically you put the glass in the vent window track and pick the whole assembly up at one time and drop it into the door. However you have to stick the lower adjuster in first so this requires you to have the whole assembly 90 degrees from the door. Once you get past that part you can lower the whole assembly as one unit. Your car apparently is not a post. So as far as the rear track goes it cant be much different from the post car. Other than the chrome strip on the back of the glass. Here is where you can find the FSM here. http://www.mymopar.com/downloads/servicemanuals/1970_Plymouth_Service_Manual.zip

Thank you sir !!!!!!!!!! that's what I needed !!!