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Yup, thats what the glass guy did, just looked too easy. :lol:

Thanks guys, have the tape on the way. Glass guy on youtube made it look easy, we shall see.

So my experience ends with a few windshield installs. I'm working on the door glass for my 66 coronet 2DHT. I had to by a new piece of glass for the PS door, and have to install what the factory parts book lists as the frame. It's the SS edge trim piece that the rear quarter window seal seats...

Thanks, I'll give that a shot.

I installed a set of torsion springs in my car 66 Coronet, and found out the the hinges are sprung. It looks just like the hood of a car when the hinges are sprung, works fine but the edge of the lid across the car near the rear window sits about 1/4' - 3/8" proud of the car body. I haven't...

That sounds about right. I measured from hinge plate to hinge plate in my coronet and got approx 44", so I was guessing that the spring should be around 46" long. Thanks. If you do happen to find the springs that out of the car and are interested in selling them, please let me know.

If you do have a spring out of the car, would you mind measuring it for me? I'm pretty sure the springs I have are too short and must be for another application, A-Body I assume.

Thanks for the pic, that confirms I was at least setting the springs in the right way and in the right location. They are definitely too short. The search continues...

Question for the trunk lid torsion spring experts (or anyone who knows). I picked up a set of springs that were suppose to have come from a 67 or 68 b-body (don't remember which). I thought, and that might be the problem, that they would work in my 66 coronet. So, I got around to figuring out...

That settles it, these are 66. Thx.

That would explain why they weren't on the car, front bumper is bent! Thx.

Thx!

Hope that some of you Ol' Pro's can help ID these panels. I'm putting my 66 coronet back together, not going to be a daily driver and won't be driven on the street (1/4 mile straight line only). Anyways I don't know if these are structural or just filler panels of some kind, it looks like...