[V8Vairs] Sealing the gap after removing the side glass

[mike & bev mann]

home depot has a 1/4-5/16" half moon shaped closed cell foam gasket that
could be used to keep moisture out of the window channel. the flat surface
is self adhesive so it's fairley easy to install. used it on my kit car to
seal the plexiglass headlight covers. had to order it on line and if your
interested think i have the part number some place-mike mann

On Sun, Oct 21, 2012 at 8:50 PM, <moonpie8n at comcast.net> wrote:

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> Well  Paul,
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>                WE  will  see  what  happens,........   I  have  made  up
> my  mind  to  replace  the  back  windows  with  plexigass, fastened  with
> dzus  fasteners [NO  FUZZIES] . There  may  be  a  mis-alignment  problem
> where  the  2  windows  meet,but, I  will  deal  with  it.  All  that
> window  mechanism  stuff  is  heavy......
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> Good  Luck , Bob
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>  P.S. Remember , ... removing  wieght  is  the  same  as  making  more
> HP's
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> ----- Original Message -----
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> From: paulsiano at yahoo.com
> To: "Virtual Vairs" <virtualvairs at corvair.org>, "V-8 Vairs" <
> v8vairs at corvair.org>, fastvair at yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Sunday, October 21, 2012 1:35:38 PM
> Subject: [V8Vairs] Sealing the gap after removing the side glass
>
> As I have not used the side windows of my fair weather Crown car in the
> last forty years or so, I'm thinking about removing them rather than
> hauling them around for no reason.
>
> Two questions for those who have done it:
>
> If you sealed the top gap, what did  you use?
>
> Did you remove the "fuzzies?"
>
> Thanks in advance for your info and ideas.
>
> Paul
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