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Amd door glass fitment problems #2376737
09/25/17 09:15 PM
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I bought A full set of AMD glass about 6 years ago for a 68 Dodge Charger, has ANY one experienced fitment problems. The door is adjusted properly but will not go all the way up. I have a least 3/8" before the glass contacts the upper weatherstrip. regulator is disconnected.

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Re: Amd door glass fitment problems [Re: Thread Ender1] #2376883
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Even stock/factory B body glass can be a bear to adjust properly, IMHO I think you need to play with the adjustment some, looks like the front of the glass is up, but the rear is hanging, if you have to mod any of the stops/guides do so

Did you overlay the new glass on the old to check profile/holes/etc?

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It was convertible glass.

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Let me see here? AMD makes CONVERTIBLE 1968 CHARGER glass? eek

Re: Amd door glass fitment problems [Re: Dave Hall] #2392254
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Originally Posted By Dave Hall
Let me see here? AMD makes CONVERTIBLE 1968 CHARGER glass? eek



B body side glass is interchangeable among most 2dr models, AMD evidently sent him B body vert glass by mistake

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Originally Posted By Dave Hall
Let me see here? AMD makes CONVERTIBLE 1968 CHARGER glass? eek


Sweet, I could use new glass for my Charger convertible!


70 Charger R/T SE 472 Hemi 70 Charger R/T convertible 70 Charger R/T V Code Sixpack 69 Charger R/T SE Sunroofcar 68 Charger 383 68 Charger 318 71 Charger R/T 70 Challenger convertible 71 Challenger convertible 71 Cuda 340 09 Challenger R/T Classic
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I just bought a driver's door piece for a 71 B-body and the fit and finish was very nice. Wish they didn't make the etching as large as they do but better than buying used sight unseen and then hoping it is as described.
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Re: Amd door glass fitment problems [Re: Thread Ender1] #2392837
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Welcome to the world of restoration parts that don't fit. I did door glass on a 67 Camaro at work. The curvature of the glass on both doors didn't match the quarter glasses and therefore didn't seal against the moulding/seal combo on the from edge of the quarter glass yielding leaks. On a 65 Chevy wagon, the rr quarter glass was off almost 2" in its curvature. They ended up getting one from DVAP out of another car. Fit perfect.


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There are so many adjustments on the side glass. Looks to me like you have the vent window frame leaning back which causes the gap shown.
The vent frame has multiple adjusting points and needs to be right in order for everything else to fit.
Also the up stop at the rear of the door glass on a 69-70 is on the rear vertical track and may be adjusted too low.
I have installed AMD side glass with no fitment problems, so before everyone jumps on the "repro parts don't fit" bandwagon, first check the adjustment.
Adjust the door glass first, and then the quarter glass to match, but that said, both need minor adjustments until everything jives and either glass can be rolled up individually and seal to everything.
Adjusting side glass is something that is hard to explain and experience makes it a lot easier.

Re: Amd door glass fitment problems [Re: demon] #2393079
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Originally Posted By demon
There are so many adjustments on the side glass. Looks to me like you have the vent window frame leaning back which causes the gap shown.
The vent frame has multiple adjusting points and needs to be right in order for everything else to fit.
Also the up stop at the rear of the door glass on a 69-70 is on the rear vertical track and may be adjusted too low.
I have installed AMD side glass with no fitment problems, so before everyone jumps on the "repro parts don't fit" bandwagon, first check the adjustment.
Adjust the door glass first, and then the quarter glass to match, but that said, both need minor adjustments until everything jives and either glass can be rolled up individually and seal to everything.
Adjusting side glass is something that is hard to explain and experience makes it a lot easier.



They sent the OP CONVERTIBLE glass instead of HARDTOP glass, that's why it's important to lay the old glass over the repro glass to confirm fit and finish before wasting time on an install







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