Nice job putting in the windshield by yourself. When I did mine I was having trouble had to go get the wifey for some help lol. You have a great looking 55 good luck with it. Take care 👍🏻
My son & I redone his 55 3100 pu, replaced all the glass our selves, but called in the pro on the windshield & new rubber ! Didn't need nor want a 400.00 fowl on that ! 😂👍🏻
Nice job. I have a 57 2-door hardtop that I will need to install the glass but I will try to have one helper which will make it go much easier. One tip I can offer is to buy a pair of suction cup glass handlers, cheap at Harbor Freight, which make setting the glass in place plus moving it around so much easier.
Thanks sarjag97 for watching. I hope this video has given you some tips. Two people would make the job a little easier for sure. I have a set of suction cups that came from HF but I don't really trust them due to the angle and weight of the windows. I have used them in the past and the cups popped off unexpectedly. You really don't want to drop the expensive glass on your car or the floor. Good luck with your 57 Chevy.
This video give's me confidence that I can do it myself. Do you have a video with you installing the stainless trim piece around the bottom of the window?
Thanks David. The brand of window weatherstrip was from "Original Equipment Performance". It seemed to work well. There's only a groove for the upper part of the weatherstrip for the molding. Some weatherstripping has the groove around the entire perimeter. I would check with Danchuk, or Classic Industries, or check with groups on Facebook or Facebook Marketplace for parts that you are looking for. There's also a guy in Delaware that has tons of tri-five stuff. He's on Facebook Marketplace "Jay Hammond"
Nice job putting in the windshield by yourself. When I did mine I was having trouble had to go get the wifey for some help lol. You have a great looking 55 good luck with it.
Take care 👍🏻
Look forward to seeing the car completed. Keep up the great work.
Thanks, will do!
Nice work on that. Think I'll still take mine down the road to the professional. Figure I'd make a mess.
Thanks. It wasn't to bad at all. Just takes a little time and patience. Thanks for watching.
Nice job. Patience and caution. It looks really nice.
Thanks 👍
Restoring one myself and the windshield was such a pain! Good video!
Yes it sure is a pain but finally got it done. Thanks for your input
Thanks! I am going to tackle this project on my '56 hardtop this spring....
Go for it!
Done a great Job on Installing the Windshield, this is not easy for one person.
My son & I redone his 55 3100 pu, replaced all the glass our selves, but called in the pro on the windshield & new rubber ! Didn't need nor want a 400.00 fowl on that ! 😂👍🏻
Putting in new windshields can be a little tricky sometimes, especially with the ones that have wrap-around sides.
Great tutorial! You did a fantastic job putting in the windshield my friend! Your car is looking amazing!!
Thanks so much
Nice job. I have a 57 2-door hardtop that I will need to install the glass but I will try to have one helper which will make it go much easier. One tip I can offer is to buy a pair of suction cup glass handlers, cheap at Harbor Freight, which make setting the glass in place plus moving it around so much easier.
Thanks sarjag97 for watching. I hope this video has given you some tips. Two people would make the job a little easier for sure. I have a set of suction cups that came from HF but I don't really trust them due to the angle and weight of the windows. I have used them in the past and the cups popped off unexpectedly. You really don't want to drop the expensive glass on your car or the floor. Good luck with your 57 Chevy.
This video give's me confidence that I can do it myself. Do you have a video with you installing the stainless trim piece around the bottom of the window?
nice work, how long did it take to put in? Iam getting ready to do this myself and just trying to plan approximately the time frame. thanks in advance
One man crew, very nice. What brand windshield rubber did you use? I’m looking for a driver door mirror used quality. Any suggestions? Thanks
Thanks David. The brand of window weatherstrip was from "Original Equipment Performance". It seemed to work well. There's only a groove for the upper part of the weatherstrip for the molding. Some weatherstripping has the groove around the entire perimeter.
I would check with Danchuk, or Classic Industries, or check with groups on Facebook or Facebook Marketplace for parts that you are looking for. There's also a guy in Delaware that has tons of tri-five stuff. He's on Facebook Marketplace "Jay Hammond"
Can't Hear you, hear music good though thanks
Gasket hook tool Snap-on PN 55-57 $354.95 (Its a joke)