Install Windshield

[tparker]

Gonna try putting on the Vinyl top this weekend and if all goes well, I can put the front and rear windows in next week or the one after. There are lots of videos on youtube but I wanted to see what advice you all have, and what is good for mopars. Do I just use the sticky Butyl tape, adhesive, both, or something else?

Also any other tips?

Thanks
Tom

[Cuda Cody]

IMO, the cost to have a pro do it is well worth it.  I think my local guy charges me about $150 to come out to my place and install both the front and back.  He always does a good job of test fitting to make sure the glass sits flush with the trim and I've never had one leak. 

It's not hard so if you want to do it yourself, I'm sure you'll get it to work good.

[Mrbill426]

It is something we are going to have to do hopefully fairly soon in our restoration and we have every intention of having a pro do it.  My luck I would finds a way to crack the glass 

IMO, the cost to have a pro do it is well worth it.  I think my local guy charges me about $150 to come out to my place and install both the front and back.  He always does a good job of test fitting to make sure the glass sits flush with the trim and I've never had one leak. 

It's not hard so if you want to do it yourself, I'm sure you'll get it to work good.

[headejm]

These are the instructions I like to follow. Definitely have a second person helping you. Not difficult to install if you use good materials and take your time. Good luck! 

[Rich G.]

I just did mine with 5/16 butyl tape. Lay it in first and mark it with tape so you know where you're going. You got one shot! Good instructions above.

[anlauto]

Make sure all the trim clips are in place first  I have a professional install all my glass 

[Mrbill426]

Did all the E-bodies use the same clips on the windshield and back glass?

Make sure all the trim clips are in place first  I have a professional install all my glass