DId anyone pull their glass out of the frame like I did for paint? SOR has a pair but they are over 100 bucks for the two. Found these below also but don;t know if I want to wait a month while my door is sitting on my dining room table haha. I searched and saw people using inner tubes etc but not sure about that route. Someone else said take it to a glass shop. Appreciate the input.
'72 Door refresh
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I rebuilt my doors 100 percent and used a combo of SOR and City Racer . No used inner tubes on mine 
I’ve bought plenty from both. CR doesn’t carry them for my 1970 and SOR is so damn expensive for the parts and shipping. ThanksI rebuilt my doors 100 percent and used a combo of SOR and City Racer . No used inner tubes on mine
I miss the Man-a-fre outlet in boise.
Be advised there were different part numbers for different years. See the following table:
It appears the 68175-60020 is NLA.
I have two pieces of the 68175-90300. I had a glass installer re-install my vent window glass, and he elected to use his own weatherstrip. I don't know if they are interchangeable with the 68175-60020 specified for the 1970 model year.
It appears the 68175-60020 is NLA.
I have two pieces of the 68175-90300. I had a glass installer re-install my vent window glass, and he elected to use his own weatherstrip. I don't know if they are interchangeable with the 68175-60020 specified for the 1970 model year.
I'll try to do a little digging and see if I can find an answer. Thsnk you.
Got some good info from cruiser outfitters that might help some. They said "many have used a 3/64" glass setting tape." Going to give something like this a try.
denverautofasteners.com
3/64" Sealstrip Glass Setting Tape
Specialty Automotive Fasteners and Restoration Products
denverautofasteners.com
