Yawn....
Team Owner
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From: Columbia Missouri
Instructor
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From: Manitowoc Wisconsin
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From: Dayton, Ohio
If your really board you could get on CF payroll and start more fake junior member questions.
Now whoever is doing it is putting in fake "Member Since:" dates.I realize they are trying to get away from threads starting like this one but couldnt they come up with questions that are not constructed so perfectly?
Now whoever is doing it is putting in fake "Member Since:" dates.I realize they are trying to get away from threads starting like this one but couldnt they come up with questions that are not constructed so perfectly?
Le Mans Master
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From: Boca Raton Florida
Le Mans Master
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From: Graceland in a Not Correctly Restored Stingray
Drifting
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From: Seattle Wash.
I was thinking of replacing my interior with burnt orange **** carpets, bright green dingle ***** and lavender velour seats and dash pad. What do you think?
Save the wire after you replace the smoke. You can sell it on Ebay. BIN price of $1,999.00.
Save the wire after you replace the smoke. You can sell it on Ebay. BIN price of $1,999.00.
Le Mans Master
Joined: Oct 2004
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From: Orlando Florida
St. Jude Donor '05
I cannot get the inside of my front window clean for anything and I hate cleaning windows. I can't get it completely clean... please post the steps and material you use to clean your windows.
Racer
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From: PYOTE BOMBER BASE TEXAS
I Got To Jacking Around With The Rear Window On My '77...i Have Been Able To Make It Into A Removable Window...so Far I Have Spent About $ 10.00 On R.t.v. Sealant And A Foam Weather Strip....now, That I Know That It Is Possible ...it Is Time To Refine The Application... I Have To Say, It Sure Is Nice To Drive Out On The Open Road, With "all" The Windows Down.
P.s. For Some Of You Fellows Out Here In The Forum...i Do Not "care" If You Think It Is A Bad Idea.
P.s. For Some Of You Fellows Out Here In The Forum...i Do Not "care" If You Think It Is A Bad Idea.
Le Mans Master
Joined: Jul 2005
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From: Austin Texas
I Got To Jacking Around With The Rear Window On My '77...i Have Been Able To Make It Into A Removable Window...so Far I Have Spent About $ 10.00 On R.t.v. Sealant And A Foam Weather Strip....now, That I Know That It Is Possible ...it Is Time To Refine The Application... I Have To Say, It Sure Is Nice To Drive Out On The Open Road, With "all" The Windows Down.
P.s. For Some Of You Fellows Out Here In The Forum...i Do Not "care" If You Think It Is A Bad Idea.
P.s. For Some Of You Fellows Out Here In The Forum...i Do Not "care" If You Think It Is A Bad Idea.
Someone needs to market this idea, they could sell thousands. 
Team Owner
Joined: Aug 2006
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From: Columbia Missouri
I Got To Jacking Around With The Rear Window On My '77...i Have Been Able To Make It Into A Removable Window...so Far I Have Spent About $ 10.00 On R.t.v. Sealant And A Foam Weather Strip....now, That I Know That It Is Possible ...it Is Time To Refine The Application... I Have To Say, It Sure Is Nice To Drive Out On The Open Road, With "all" The Windows Down.
P.s. For Some Of You Fellows Out Here In The Forum...i Do Not "care" If You Think It Is A Bad Idea.
P.s. For Some Of You Fellows Out Here In The Forum...i Do Not "care" If You Think It Is A Bad Idea.
I'm curious how you latch the glass in. If you're using the pop out window from the earlier cars then all you need is the latches and rubber seal and that's only a few bucks from most vendors.
The window and latches are the expensive part, so bypassing them too would mean some sort of alternative latching mechanism.
I am installing the removable in my '77 as well but I'm using original hardware.