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Join Date: Sep 2013
Location: Quakertown, Pa.
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Re: Glass installer near Gloucester, Massachusetts
My 67 came without the trim so I decided that I wanted the trim. I had stripped a 71 Suburban some 30 years ago and used the trim and gasket from it. The windshield was original to the truck.
After 4 attempts with different aftermarket gaskets, the original GM one left the best overall fit and finish. Aftermarket gaskets didn't seat all the way on the inside of the glass opening. The aftermarket ones were definitely easier to work with because they were more pliable compared to a 55 year old GM gasket but would not seat properly or hold the stainless trim during install no matter how much tape I used to try to hold the trim in place. Just my 2 cents on my experience. I hope your install goes well.
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John 1967 C20 2WD Longbed 2001 2500 HD 4X4 Extended cab long bed
Last edited by Mickeymotormount; 02-25-2026 at 09:25 AM. |
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