All,
found this diagram on the net. It shows locations of the clips that retain the stainless rear window trim on a 68-70 charger (and maybe others too).
May prevent lots of tears.
Useful Rear Window Trim Information.
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Anonymous
I'll have a scour about Mo but it is unlikely as I got this from a 70 Charger board.
It was useless to me cos the stainless trim on mine was held in with about 3 gallons of window sealant which was tougher to free than the clips. It took me over 3 hours to get the rear screen out, but I did it, and with the exception of most of the clips which were rotten, no damage was done, and the rear screen surround metal work was in excellent condition strangely enough.
The condition of the body of my car is what keeps me optimistic. It sgreat.
I HATE TRIM REMOVAL
It was useless to me cos the stainless trim on mine was held in with about 3 gallons of window sealant which was tougher to free than the clips. It took me over 3 hours to get the rear screen out, but I did it, and with the exception of most of the clips which were rotten, no damage was done, and the rear screen surround metal work was in excellent condition strangely enough.
The condition of the body of my car is what keeps me optimistic. It sgreat.
I HATE TRIM REMOVAL
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Anonymous
Chargers dont have pins, all the clips are held to the frame with self tappers. (same on front screen) My 78 fury has those pin things though, and lucky for me, Datsun clips fit perfectly and are plastic so wont encourage rust!
coulda done with that diagram when i was drilling my holes after surround repair on my charger though clive!
As for those pins, you can buy those and attach them with a spotwelder.
coulda done with that diagram when i was drilling my holes after surround repair on my charger though clive!
As for those pins, you can buy those and attach them with a spotwelder.
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Anonymous