1968 Pontiac GTO Vent Window removal and replacment

My brother and I have embarked on modestly restoring his 68 GTO. When we reached the point where the window seals were next we realized that the vent window was going to be "interesting". We could not find anything on the internet so we dove in on the passenger side. It took over 5 hrs to get the vent window out, new weather stripping back in and the entire assembly back into the door. When we tackled the driver door we wanted to make a documentary of how to do it so someone else might benefit from the experience... we also had some fun along the way... enjoy.

[@mark5775]

Thanks for making this. I took mine apart three years ago and it was kicking my butt trying to figure out how to put it back together.

[@scottfinkner5648]

Good video, what needs more detail is how you get those 4 clips back on the new weatherstrip

[@donpratt9872]

Thanks that helps

[@danrhoades7830]

Great job guys. Thanks for the video. All the same for my 68 Chevelle.

[@paulmargozzi5104]

Dan, you are welcome, we had fun doing it and like putting these together and helping the next guy. The clips are brittle alright...

[@seanseanseanseansean]

Thanks for making this.

[@dennismassimiani8659]

good job, but next time dont use the car as a work bench

[@paulmargozzi5104]

Bob, it was tricky and thats why I put this together :-) I hoped it would help folks out. If you need any help or hints let me know... happy to help.

[@bobsilver3983]

looks like it was tricky...I have a 68 Lemans 350 HO that I also have to do that to

[@Mikeflorida7000]

Those clips are brittle and break easily. Any tips on getting them in place on the new weatherstrip? Anyone on earth sell replacements? Mine are bent and break when I try to straighten them. Anyone know the GM part number to aid searching for them? How the heck did you reuse them?

[@danrhoades7830]

Mine were the same. Need new clips.

[@oldscar6169]

Ok vid slow it down , benny hill music not needed