It makes my day when you put another video on. I’m closer than ever to getting started on my project. Very soon I’ll be getting into it and your videos are the reason. Thanks for all the great work you do.
Hey Gibby. Just referring back to this particular video. Just dissembled a vent window assembly for my 61. I had to replace both doors when I had bodywork and paintwork done. The body shop guy reused the two vent window assemblies outta of my old doors. Problem with that is he didn't bolt down the lower bracket on the division bar inside the door. I had this annoying rattle when driving the down the road. So further exploring I was beginning to understand why the dude didn't fasten down the lower brackets?! The windows didn't roll down all the way??!! I was kinda mad. So I'm rebuilding the vent assembly that come out of the replacement door. For what ever reason the ones currently in there are either bent or distorted somehow??!! I don't know. I'm will see if my plan works?! Lol!! Thanks for the detailed videos sir it helps alot!
Hey Gib 1960 and 61 pickups actually have an upper door weatherstripping that is a glue on type. I just got mine installed a few weeks ago. Made a huge difference on stopping the wind noise!!!
Whenever I work with glass and rubber contact, I always spray a little silicone dash cleaner on the rubber and that stops it gripping on the glass and makes any movement all smooth and free. Great job !
I’m new to the channel, but Wow! I’m impressed sir. I love the videos do for your red truck and the blue one. My trucks nowhere near yours but it’s my first one and it’s my daily driver. Thanks for all the information and you make it look so easy. Wish you all the best.
Hi from the UK. I've just discovered your channel and what a find. It is a pleasure to watch you work and the quality of your camera work is very good. Also I have to say, seeing you work on this 50 year old truck is a testament to American automotive engineering, it sure does last. Cheers and thanks.
Thanks a million Mr Steve your instructional vidios have helped me tremendously , i am currently working on a 1970 c10 short bed stepside, trying to leave it all stock , after watching your vidios i started doing the interior work by myself thanks again ,ok here we go.
Since you’re right there in Memphis ‘n all, I just gotta say this; you, sir, are the Elvis Presley of ‘60-‘66 C10 restoration! You’re the king, baby. The king! TCB. Peace out!
Awesome....I am in process of inner/outer rockers, toe kick, pillar post and floor patch repair on both sides of a 63 C10. It is coming along great. Thanks to your videos I have no fear! Thx for all you do.
The washer trick great idea, didn’t like how my first attempt looked and the lmc seals was cracked in 6 months picked up some new Steele rubber, the washer on the crush rivet worked awesome, clean secure easy.
Nice video. I really appreciate it. I'm getting ready to do this on my '66. You made this look so easy, I'm sure I'll come back to it as I'm doing mine. Thanks again
Steve, where did you get your rivet kit? I've got a 66 but the rivets they sent me are absolutely not long enough. Mine came from LMC. I've probably watched this video 5 or 6 times to make sure I wasn't missing something. I'm guessing you had no problems like that.
Nice red truck! I like your other one in the garage too. The ranch truck I have is a 1963 Chevrolet C10 fleetside pick up. I plan on getting it on the road. I can see what I need to do and where I can get some motivation to get it done. I have another 1957 Chevrolet stepside 1/2 ton truck. I sat through four of your videos, and its late tonight. But I am in the garage cleaning up before I start getting my 57, going through it to get it done by summer 2019.
Dang bro. Your work is amazing. My 79 f150 is coming along, but she's a DD. Was watching your door rust repair. Think it's going to be cheaper to order new doors than to have that kinda level of work done. ha. Love watching man.
Awesome job on the red truck can't wait to see this one finished. I have a 65 in about the same condition as the blue one your doing and I'll be referencing your videos for sure. Keep them coming.
Delivering the goods as usual Steve. By the way, I find myself going back and listening to your music video every week!!! "IWildwood Flower" just sets a good mood in motion!!! "w.w."
Great video. Your red truck is very nice. I love the patina style on the blue truck too. Very cool you showed looking back at videos of red truck all your videos which they are very helpful to anyone who is working on one of these trucks.
I'm late to the party but I sure appreciate your videos and GREAT WORK. I'm restoring a 68 Dodge Sweptline D100 but a lot of it is similar to your project....BTW, is Gibson 63 moniker referring to your guitar? I see you're a Johnny Cash fan...me too...keep on picking!
Good video, i definitely have to do that window felt on my car ,wasn't really sure about doing it tho ,but after seeing this vid im going to give it a try now after it warms up ,just have to figure out where to get it from now ,and i need to replace all the rubber seals around the doors and tee tops ,i ,quess i have to order from a body shop ,not sure ,
Awesome videos Gibson63. I’m currently restoring my ‘63…should have it back from paint hopefully by February…I’m currently rebuilding my vent windows at my shop. The small rounded metal trim that appears pressed on along the edge where the division bar felt goes, do you happen to know where that can be purchased?
That red one pops big time! Btw, would it make sense to add some vibration dampening to the doors and wherever you can just to reduce the tin can effect?
good job on them trucks buddy ! love your videos ive built a few of them trucks wish I would of seen your videos first it definitely would have helped.lol..
Hey Gibson, I have to replace all my stuff in the doors. How did you take off the last pieces you put in where the tabs broke? My original pieces are in there. I am trying to do it without damaging my door for the new pieces with felt. Thanks
Great job! Where did you get your felt kit from? I replaced mine 3 years ago and the felt that I got looks old again, I need to replace it again, I guess it wasn't GM original.
Gibson63 these videos are great! I'm working on my 62 and a lot of similar issues. But I hope you can please please help me!!! I've been looking all over for that chrome bead on your red trucks windshield. Where did you get that?? Please i hope you can help thanks!!!
I can help ya with that answer. I have 61 Apache. As of this response, August 30th 2020, nobody is repopping new windshield mouldings for 60 to 63 Trucks.
very good video thank you for making it. I am currently restoring a 1965 Ford F100 and cannot find the window felt anywhere. Where did you find yours is it for Chevy only?
if you were to replace the glass itself(my glass is missing from the frame), do you know if the glass takes some kind of insulating rubber between the glass and channel it sits in? I cannot find a place that sells it if it does exist
hey buddy i have a 1961 chevy c10 apache that i just got and i have the metal lining that gos on the window its self, one the side ones, and was wondering if i truly need it or if i can take it off let me know pleas and thank you
If your talking about the windows you do need them it seals the glass and keeps the it from moving side to side or you can remove it then get a different type of deal for the upper Chanel
Hey Gibson, when you order your parts that need replacing, do you get them all from the same source? LMC Truck? Classic Industries? I am working on my 64 Suburban. Your videos have inspired me to get after it! "Here we go" --Gibson63 😀
There is a short track installed on the inner part of the door. The third wheel goes in there. It's best to fit the wheel into the track before attaching the four screws that hold the regulator to the door.
Can I pick your brain a bit? I have a 62 and I’m currently doing the same thing. A few questions I have are when ordering the felt. There’s with or without metal frame doors, what’s the difference there? Also I ordered some felt already but it didn’t come with the felt to insert into the wing window section. It just came as one fairly long piece. I am starting with nothing to really go off of and I don’t consider myself to be a mechanic haha. Im just trying to put together something someone ripped apart years ago and left it to sit. Thanks for your help and time. If you have part numbers that would be great. My doors are identical to yours.
GagePbnBae When you order this kit I believe you have to get with or without door trim because there’s is a difference in the thickness, the kit I ordered from (Classic parts)came with a long strip I had to cut also if I remember well
My new C10 63 LMC vent window glass channel bracket mounting hole to door dont lineup with the door holes ,it's out by 2"anyone experience this problem ?
@@Gibson63.: Some time's you really wonder about people and think did that person really ask me if I wanted to sell my truck after working on it for all these years so you "Gibb's" could drive it and show it off, not turn around and sell it to somebody else so they can enjoy it and drive it around and show it off NOT... It's what makes the world go around $$$$ they think at any cost they can buy it off you Gibb's. After all your hard work hours blood sweat and some tears into that sweet Red 63 C10 Truck they actually ask you that question !! People can be funny... Thanks for all the great Video's Brother 👍... Keep On Trucking Brother 👍...
It makes my day when you put another video on. I’m closer than ever to getting started on my project. Very soon I’ll be getting into it and your videos are the reason. Thanks for all the great work you do.
R King Good luck on your project man thanks for watching
Hey Gibby. Just referring back to this particular video. Just dissembled a vent window assembly for my 61. I had to replace both doors when I had bodywork and paintwork done. The body shop guy reused the two vent window assemblies outta of my old doors. Problem with that is he didn't bolt down the lower bracket on the division bar inside the door. I had this annoying rattle when driving the down the road. So further exploring I was beginning to understand why the dude didn't fasten down the lower brackets?! The windows didn't roll down all the way??!! I was kinda mad. So I'm rebuilding the vent assembly that come out of the replacement door. For what ever reason the ones currently in there are either bent or distorted somehow??!! I don't know. I'm will see if my plan works?! Lol!! Thanks for the detailed videos sir it helps alot!
Hey Gib 1960 and 61 pickups actually have an upper door weatherstripping that is a glue on type. I just got mine installed a few weeks ago. Made a huge difference on stopping the wind noise!!!
Very nice, restoring a 62 C10, your videos are very helpful and the best I've seen.
Scott you still restoring the 62?! Thats what i have. 62 fleet side short bed chevy ? You anywhere in Texas by chance ? LOL
me too!!! fleetside shortbed... well, fixin her up to be patina with all new parts, lol!~
@@grimsawyer What year is your rig brother?!
@@grimsawyer 1962?!
I envy you Mr.Steve, God has gifted you to do what you do.
Good job mate. You sure don't skip on even the smallest details.
That was very helpful even though I am working on a 67 G10 van. Thought the vent came out last, so I learned something before starting. Thanks.
Whenever I work with glass and rubber contact, I always spray a little silicone dash cleaner on the rubber and that stops it gripping on the glass and makes any movement all smooth and free. Great job !
I’m new to the channel, but Wow! I’m impressed sir. I love the videos do for your red truck and the blue one. My trucks nowhere near yours but it’s my first one and it’s my daily driver. Thanks for all the information and you make it look so easy. Wish you all the best.
Hi from the UK. I've just discovered your channel and what a find. It is a pleasure to watch you work and the quality of your camera work is very good. Also I have to say, seeing you work on this 50 year old truck is a testament to American automotive engineering, it sure does last. Cheers and thanks.
Dave Miller thanks
Thanks a million Mr Steve your instructional vidios have helped me tremendously , i am currently working on a 1970 c10 short bed stepside, trying to leave it all stock , after watching your vidios i started doing the interior work by myself thanks again ,ok here we go.
t lares Thanks for watching man
Since you’re right there in Memphis ‘n all, I just gotta say this; you, sir, are the Elvis Presley of ‘60-‘66 C10 restoration! You’re the king, baby. The king! TCB. Peace out!
Ronster 66 LoL thanks for watching
Too nice to take it out in the rain !! Nice job on the window felt and rubber. Always nice to have a nice "tight" vehicle !!
Pappa Bob Thanks
Man that red truck was so nice...what a beauty!!
Well done Steve. Come on people, hit that like button!
Awesome....I am in process of inner/outer rockers, toe kick, pillar post and floor patch repair on both sides of a 63 C10. It is coming along great. Thanks to your videos I have no fear! Thx for all you do.
Tom B Cool deal man thanks for watching
One thing I really like is that you give us the "why" on the steps if reassembly. Thanks.
Thanks brother! You're helping a lot with my 65 c20. The video are great. Keep'em coming!
Great resource for certain information I needed for my 1963 C10 project.
The washer trick great idea, didn’t like how my first attempt looked and the lmc seals was cracked in 6 months picked up some new Steele rubber, the washer on the crush rivet worked awesome, clean secure easy.
Your videos have really helped me on my truck project. Thank you.
Love the Videos it sure helps me with my 66 C20 project, thank You
Nice video. I really appreciate it. I'm getting ready to do this on my '66. You made this look so easy, I'm sure I'll come back to it as I'm doing mine. Thanks again
Thanks for watching man
Steve, where did you get your rivet kit? I've got a 66 but the rivets they sent me are absolutely not long enough. Mine came from LMC. I've probably watched this video 5 or 6 times to make sure I wasn't missing something. I'm guessing you had no problems like that.
Nice red truck! I like your other one in the garage too. The ranch truck I have is a 1963 Chevrolet C10 fleetside pick up. I plan on getting it on the road. I can see what I need to do and where I can get some motivation to get it done. I have another 1957 Chevrolet stepside 1/2 ton truck. I sat through four of your videos, and its late tonight. But I am in the garage cleaning up before I start getting my 57, going through it to get it done by summer 2019.
Dang bro. Your work is amazing. My 79 f150 is coming along, but she's a DD.
Was watching your door rust repair. Think it's going to be cheaper to order new doors than to have that kinda level of work done. ha.
Love watching man.
Jamie Burke Thanks for watching
I love your truck. when u were starting to grind the window track down, I noticed a Johnny cash book in the back. he is my favorite artist.
Yes that’s a box of CDs, I listen to Johnny Cash growing up Learning to play the guitar to his music
Steve you Sir have talent. Both of those trucks are sure enough sharp.
Good video. Keep it up. I'm putting together a 66 f-250. Just got back from paint. Amazing how similar Ford and Chevy of that era are. Nice work man!
William Lane Cool deal thanks for watching
You made that that job look easy Gibson. Good work.
Good to see someone admit when the messed up something. Shows how to correct it.
Aight, I'mma go on ahead and hit that like button. Aight, here we go!
Ere ye go!
Thanks for the help on my truck by providing these videos.
That's a nice job. I'm sure that will help alot of people building these trucks. See ya on the next one.
Thanks for making these videos, you do great work, and i learn a thing or two!!!
Watching your video's got me doing my 63.
Sweet mother of Mary, your truck (the red one) looks awesome.
Awesome job on the red truck can't wait to see this one finished. I have a 65 in about the same condition as the blue one your doing and I'll be referencing your videos for sure. Keep them coming.
Nathaniel Rittenhouse good luck on your 65 thanks for watching
Delivering the goods as usual Steve. By the way, I find myself going back and listening to your music video every week!!! "IWildwood Flower" just sets a good mood in motion!!! "w.w."
Great video. Your red truck is very nice. I love the patina style on the blue truck too. Very cool you showed looking back at videos of red truck all your videos which they are very helpful to anyone who is working on one of these trucks.
Thanks for watching
Always super helpful videos. Thanks very much.
You the man!! Nice job amigo 👍
One step closer.. enjoyed your video as usual.. I'm about to do vent window seals on my ford truck soon...
Keep it up
Kevin Luck Thanks for watching
I’m building a couple similar builds on my channel, great video! Keep up the good work!
A true American craftsman.
Great stuff!!! I enjoy your videos ...You do nice work!
Devil's in the details! Nice work!
as usual, Great Job! .... I'd look at that Red truck a lot too man!!!!
I'm late to the party but I sure appreciate your videos and GREAT WORK. I'm restoring a 68 Dodge Sweptline D100 but a lot of it is similar to your project....BTW, is Gibson 63 moniker referring to your guitar? I see you're a Johnny Cash fan...me too...keep on picking!
Lol!! Good guess! No that is his last name.
Good video, i definitely have to do that window felt on my car ,wasn't really sure about doing it tho ,but after seeing this vid im going to give it a try now after it warms up ,just have to figure out where to get it from now ,and i need to replace all the rubber seals around the doors and tee tops ,i ,quess i have to order from a body shop ,not sure ,
Keep up the good work man. Enjoy your videos
Joey Davis Thanks
Gibson63 I have a 62 your videos makes me wanna fix it up but it's so far gone I don't know where to start.
Awesome videos Gibson63. I’m currently restoring my ‘63…should have it back from paint hopefully by February…I’m currently rebuilding my vent windows at my shop. The small rounded metal trim that appears pressed on along the edge where the division bar felt goes, do you happen to know where that can be purchased?
Your videos are done well, thank you.
Where can I find the glass setting tape?
wondering if they were countersunk for the rivets on the side that shows after installation. or did you somehow counter sikk them. again thank you
splendid job indeed!
Nice job it’s coming along good
Well done. Thanks for the post.
You skipped one part where there’s a pin on top of vent how ere you able to drop pull that part out. ????
Sweet! Cheers, Doug
Nice job, as always!
That red one pops big time!
Btw, would it make sense to add some vibration dampening to the doors and wherever you can just to reduce the tin can effect?
good job on them trucks buddy ! love your videos ive built a few of them trucks wish I would of seen your videos first it definitely would have helped.lol..
johnny wooten Thanks for watching man
Another great video!
Hey Gibson, I have to replace all my stuff in the doors. How did you take off the last pieces you put in where the tabs broke? My original pieces are in there. I am trying to do it without damaging my door for the new pieces with felt.
Thanks
Nice !
With pride !!!
What is the best fitting source for the wing window kit? great video btw!
Great work!
Shit I always hit that like button !! I always enjoy your vids señor !
Great job! Where did you get your felt kit from? I replaced mine 3 years ago and the felt that I got looks old again, I need to replace it again, I guess it wasn't GM original.
Classic parts is where I got my window felt
Gibson63 these videos are great! I'm working on my 62 and a lot of similar issues. But I hope you can please please help me!!! I've been looking all over for that chrome bead on your red trucks windshield. Where did you get that?? Please i hope you can help thanks!!!
I can help ya with that answer. I have 61 Apache. As of this response, August 30th 2020, nobody is repopping new windshield mouldings for 60 to 63 Trucks.
Where did you get the rivets and find the washers at? Thanx
very good video thank you for making it. I am currently restoring a 1965 Ford F100 and cannot find the window felt anywhere. Where did you find yours is it for Chevy only?
Barbara Barham Ordered all the felt from (Classic parts) don’t know if they sell ford parts but I could be wrong
Thank you so much for your speedy reply. Ill check them out!@@Gibson63.
Good stuff brother!
jeff lindsey Thanks
Do you have a video of removing a rear bed corner?
That's perfect man !!
Have you done a video on how to convert a small back glass to a large back glass?
Gene Holmes no haven’t done a video on that
Where did u get the seals for all this
if you were to replace the glass itself(my glass is missing from the frame), do you know if the glass takes some kind of insulating rubber between the glass and channel it sits in? I cannot find a place that sells it if it does exist
Matt R Yes my kit from classic parts came with some kind of sticky felt that goes between the glass and channel to hold it in
What did you use for the "glass fitting tape" ?
Well done as allways,can you remember where you got the deluxe window felt from as im going to change mine on the 64 in the uk
stonechip purchased the Deluxe window felt from Classic parts
Great, thanks for the info.
where do you get your parts from? Awesome videos
I need to do the same to the 66.
Did the window bottom support have any adhesive or is it held in by pressure?
Eric Corse It came with a sticky tape material that held the window glass in
Good Info man!
OMG!!! OMG OMG OMG!!! THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Where did you buy your felts?
I've bought 2 pairs that sit almost a 1/2" below the bottom of the window opening
Chris Rogers bought the felt from classic parts all rubber seals came from precision
hey buddy i have a 1961 chevy c10 apache that i just got and i have the metal lining that gos on the window its self, one the side ones, and was wondering if i truly need it or if i can take it off let me know pleas and thank you
If your talking about the windows you do need them it seals the glass and keeps the it from moving side to side or you can remove it then get a different type of deal for the upper Chanel
@@Gibson63. what kind of upper deal would you suggest
colton thomas Classic parts sells parts for all the window channels 60-66 Chevy
Johny Cash is great saw the book on the bench
Also Ive had a lot of repoduction felts with the push in felt clips were crimped on in the wrong position. Just glad someone makes them i guess.
Camaro Rick Yes them are cds I had for awhile,learn to play the guitar from listening to eight tracks of Johnny Cash
Where did you get those wing window weather strip kit? Who is the manufacturer? Thanks
These were purchased from classic parts
@@Gibson63. ok thank you very much. it looks like they are relieved for the rivets on the side that shows after installation. ia this correct ?
@@Gibson63. sorry is this correct or did you somehow counter sink the rubber (countersink is the word i was looking for not relieved) again thank you
Hey Gibson, when you order your parts that need replacing, do you get them all from the same source? LMC Truck? Classic Industries?
I am working on my 64 Suburban. Your videos have inspired me to get after it!
"Here we go" --Gibson63
😀
Most of them came from classic parts but I have bought from classic Industries, early classic and mar-k
@@Gibson63. right on, thanks for the reply
have a question about window regulator. What is the third wheel for on the regulator?
never mind found the track attached to the door. What can I say brain fart moment
There is a short track installed on the inner part of the door. The third wheel goes in there. It's best to fit the wheel into the track before attaching the four screws that hold the regulator to the door.
Can I pick your brain a bit? I have a 62 and I’m currently doing the same thing. A few questions I have are when ordering the felt. There’s with or without metal frame doors, what’s the difference there? Also I ordered some felt already but it didn’t come with the felt to insert into the wing window section. It just came as one fairly long piece. I am starting with nothing to really go off of and I don’t consider myself to be a mechanic haha. Im just trying to put together something someone ripped apart years ago and left it to sit. Thanks for your help and time. If you have part numbers that would be great. My doors are identical to yours.
GagePbnBae When you order this kit I believe you have to get with or without door trim because there’s is a difference in the thickness, the kit I ordered from (Classic parts)came with a long strip I had to cut also if I remember well
Gibson63 awesome then I have the right stuff thank you
👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
My new C10 63 LMC vent window glass channel bracket mounting hole to door dont lineup with the door holes ,it's out by 2"anyone experience this problem ?
What steering wheel is that in the red truck?
It is the original custom steering wheel in the red truck
just wondering, where do do get the parts?
Are use several different companies but mainly (classic parts)
Great video is it for sale ???????
Larry Innes I was going to sale it until my dad came by, now I think he’s wanting the truck so will see
Gibson63 great looking truck keep it in the family if you can I’ll keep watching Thanks for writing back
Is the red truck for sale by any means?
Not for sale
@@Gibson63.: Some time's you really wonder about people and think did that person really ask me if I wanted to sell my truck after working on it for all these years so you "Gibb's" could drive it and show it off, not turn around and sell it to somebody else so they can enjoy it and drive it around and show it off NOT...
It's what makes the world go around $$$$ they think at any cost they can buy it off you Gibb's. After all your hard work hours blood sweat and some tears into that sweet Red 63 C10 Truck they actually ask you that question !!
People can be funny...
Thanks for all the great Video's Brother 👍...
Keep On Trucking Brother 👍...
Nicely done!
The Shade Tree Fix-it Man Thanks