For anyone doing this, you will have a better seal and result if you put the urethane on the pinch weld instead of the glass, install the inner gasket and it will show you where the urethane needs to go and make sure no glass edge is touching the metal or you will shatter the glass going down the road
Wow! That flush mounted glass really made a difference and definitely adds to the custom truck! Glad to see another video! Bummer on scratching the paint, I hope you can get it fixed. Great video and can't wait to see the performance parts!
Thanks for showing a video of the before after installation...I have a shortbed 81 c10 I'm working on and it looks great without the weather stripping wish the done the same for the windshield save me time with the gasket and string method
your going to be doing dishes for a week to get all the urethane off your hands lol. just for future info the calking gun you used is a 12 to 1 ratio and to do urethane it takes a 20 to 1 calking gun to make it work better. not bad for a first time, very nice truck
I probably spent arround $3,000 i did everytging myself. The challenge is to find a good donor truck that is not to expensive i got my donor truck for 1,200 it was a 92 1st gen but i did have to drive 12 hours to go get it.
For anyone doing this, you will have a better seal and result if you put the urethane on the pinch weld instead of the glass, install the inner gasket and it will show you where the urethane needs to go and make sure no glass edge is touching the metal or you will shatter the glass going down the road
Nice to see an "install" video where the glass is actually installed. How has it held up over the last couple of years any leaks etc?
Man it looks so good!!!
Love the flush back window 10x better 👍🏼
Thanks it sure makes a big difference.
Wow! That flush mounted glass really made a difference and definitely adds to the custom truck! Glad to see another video! Bummer on scratching the paint, I hope you can get it fixed. Great video and can't wait to see the performance parts!
Yes i love how clean it looks with no gasket around it. Thanks for watching.
Thanks for showing a video of the before after installation...I have a shortbed 81 c10 I'm working on and it looks great without the weather stripping wish the done the same for the windshield save me time with the gasket and string method
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Where did you get these? I'm almost done with the cab, just about to finish metal work, paint, order glass.
Super clean 👌.
Thanks
Nice work on your truck brotha 👍🏽💯
What’s the name of the company you got the glass from
That flush mount glass looks amazing. Which one did you go with, green standard tint or the gray tint. Great job
Thanks, i got the green standard one.
Dam bro came out nice gave it a way cleaner look great video bro truck is looking better and better
Thanks i still cant stop staring at it when i walk outside. Lol
I doing one today think I'll stop by harbor freight and get the handle suction cups and gonna tap around cab and glue cab
your going to be doing dishes for a week to get all the urethane off your hands lol. just for future info the calking gun you used is a 12 to 1 ratio and to do urethane it takes a 20 to 1 calking gun to make it work better. not bad for a first time, very nice truck
🥰😘😍👍👍👍🏆🎖🏅🥇
Sweet 👍😁
Was wondering how much to do your complete Cummins swap? I got a 73 c30 2wd I wanna do tha same to.
I probably spent arround $3,000 i did everytging myself. The challenge is to find a good donor truck that is not to expensive i got my donor truck for 1,200 it was a 92 1st gen but i did have to drive 12 hours to go get it.