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Hi,
I was wondering if anybody has access to good instructions on fitting and correctly adjusting the door and rear quarter glass in HQ coupes. I am going through that part of my project at the moment and having a few issues to say the least. I have looked at the available after market manuals that I can find without success, I have a HQ parts book and it shows what bits go where to a degree but not how. It also lacks details on rubber and trim. Any ideas or tips much appreciated.
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If you have no luck here or on oldholden.com, how about looking at some American cat manuals on line? This one is a thread on a '70 Malibu. http://www.chevelles.com...showthread.php?t=302055
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Been there done that. Bit of a bugger first time, but the factory or aftermarket workshop manuals have a description of how it goes.
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Thanks guys, I have just purchased the Holden Body and sheet metal manual online, so I'll see how it goes once it arrives. The glass may be an issue yet as I bought a set that was supposedly old stock from Roadrunner windscreens that as far as I could find out were meant to be OK. I am going to pull one side out and compare with an original, overlayed with no fittings. The glass I bought has no markings on it what so ever so I am beginning to think Chinese. Bit of a problem buying stuff for resto's as sometimes it's a while before you discover you have bought rubbish. |
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