S-10 door glass
 

I have been fighting with this door for hours and i can't figure out how the stinking widows come out of the doors.....I know, i can always use a brick, but glueing the glass back together is a royal *****!

Please, some one point me in the right direction.

the window channels are spot welded to the doors, so i can't unbolt them


HELP!!!!

thanks
David

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1976 Crew Cab Dually (under construction)
1972 Suburban
1955 Pro Street Chevy
1985 S-10 Blazer (daily driver)
V W Sandrail
Located in Horn Lake, MS that's just 4 miles south of Memphis TN

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it is days later and i still have not got the windows out.............

Uh oh. It looks like it's time to consult a GM service manual or call a buddy at a body shop. You know if it went in there, it's got to come out. http://67-72chevytrucks.com/board/ubbhtml/biggrin.gif Boog.