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I recently had one cut for a 77. just took the old one out, dropped it off at a glass shop and a couple days later it was cut. $97. it was a standard glass company for commercial building windows, not an auto shop. easy enough to change it myself.

I just drive to the hood for that

The 75 includes more than i can remember. Major items include a 1/77 frame, front axle, short block. The 2/75 tub, trans and transfer, hood, doors, windshield frame, aprons and jump seats. A 70 hardtop sides, a 74 fiberglass cap, another 74...

This is from my 1967 Owners manual, and matches the function on mine.

My fsm is a few years later and has the pull out switch listed

It is listed in the FSM. I’ll grab a pic tomorrow.

There's like 4 or 5 clicks....for now I don't have a clue what any of them do

Turned brown parts, into white parts.

I had that same Star Wars poster when I was a kid.

I recently had a w/s cut and installed on my 75 40. I found a small local glass guy. I gave him my old glass for a pattern and a new gasket from Toyota. He charged a couple of hundred, so in total it was just shy of $300.

About the same on my 61 earlier this year. Old glass as template, I supplied the 2pc weather strip set...$229, cut and installed in the frame i dropped off as well.

The later version. If that 325 is cut and installed, that's not too terrible....its highway robbery however if that's just glass.

My dealership said that the parts I buy have a one year warranty, I warrantied a turn signal at 9 months.

I put one in the 75 sometime back not terribly long ago.....I don't think it tinkled right away but it wasn't long after the install....there were f atomic bombs...ive just lived with it, it's not much. In fact it's probably going in the 61 when...

Yeap, ive gotten that one already.

I love white metal.

I love driving my fj

Absolutely! Like I said... If it makes you happy, drive it!! My mind and my heart love driving my 40 all day, it's my knees and back that don't love it. I'm 6'2" and 225 lbs, and these things weren't built for big guys... But yeah, I am...

Im not looking to argue or chest pound or compare the size of the swinging steak in anyway......you just happen to have been the one that wrote it. This is very much a matter of opinion. I have no issues driving my very stockish example many...

i should have known, mcmaster has everything. thanks

Just clip to pin in door hinge so it’s removable if concerned.

I have no soft doors for it, and obviously hard doors will not fit, but I would have to assume that yes, they would interfere with hard doors.

$or seat covers f&r, at first I was rather heated but have since cooled and accepted it.

Safety first, make it last.