1960-63 Chevy & GMC Truck Door Glass Felt Replacement
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- čas přidán 3. 08. 2020
- Complete step-by-step process on replacing the door glass felt channels on 1960-63 Chevrolet or GMC Pickups. Dave Welch is a classic truck Specialist and he's got plenty of tricks for nearly every project on your classic! Find Dave's videos and more for your classic at www.brotherstrucks.com
Product Links:
Window Channel Set
www.holley.com/products/exter...
Vent Window Rubber Seal
www.holley.com/products/exter...
Weatherseal Adhesive
www.holley.com/products/exter...
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Sal is very lucky to have Dave working on his old '62.
I like watching these videos, Dave gives little tips and tricks that many are unaware of.
Dave, your can't get angry at me, I've already subscribed. 😁
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Robert,
I am lucky to have Dave working on my truck. I used to watch Dave's videos years ago and was impressed with his work, knowledge and attention to detail. I also feel extremely lucky to have my truck featured on the Brothers Trucks CZcams channel. Special thanks to Steve and Jim Flanders! and shout out to the whole Brothers Trucks Team for all the awesome content 👍🏽
@@salnunez6899 We'll be back to work again very soon on the '62 Sal, thanks for letting us use it!
Thanks for the feedback Robert!
@@BROTHERSTruckPartsTV looking forward to future episodes! I primarily watch these videos for my '68 C10, but I love to watch them for all years.
Thanks for the video.
Very helpful, I replaced these on my 1966 C10, videos are great, replacing rubber on the door can be a pain, thanks for sharing these videos.
Our pleasure, thanks for watching!
Nice job Dave Welch! Lotsa of nice tips!! Appreciate it.
Thanks !
These are the parts overlooked on a build.good job
Thank you for watching!
Love your content. Just did this same job. I installed both inner and outer felts and had to take the inner back out because the window frame wouldn't let the roll all the way up.
These videos are the best.
Thanks for watching!
You are PRO!
Subscribed, I don't want Dave mad at me.
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I like his videos because he doesn't have a cheesey pretend hot rod tv personality. And excellent information.
Thanks man!
Just tremendous video. I replaced all the molding 3 years ago less this video & I would have begged for this. All ended well. Dave can you do a 60-63 door adjustment. I got my doors shutting very nice but I see at the bottom corner the the door is not flush flat(tilts out just a bit & may be allowing a/c to pull out & road noise. I’m assuming I’ll have to remove the front fender to adjust?? Thx!
Alignment video already done: czcams.com/video/j7n_W1IxU_s/video.html
Also, there is a door latch video: czcams.com/video/ag6xW9O6-Mk/video.html
Outstanding video. Hey, where do the anti rattle bars go?
Anti-Rattles go horizontally along the top edge of the door where the glass rolls up and down.
Where did you get the replacement rubber ? I have a 63 c10 is there? an all inclusive kit
So I’m doing this on the same door have all the same rubbers and felts but my window has a black trim piece around it to hold the window in place on the track and for the life of me I can’t get this window with the frame to slide into the wing window channel and is causing the window to hit the door latch assembly. Now I see the window in the video doesn’t have the trim around it. Is that suppose to be removed to fit into these reproduction felts?
Am working on same truck just the window regulators are electrics and new seals don’t let new trim window roll up all the way up . Any suggestions ?
hi Dave.... great video! Might be a stupid question..... but i have my door all apart. Does the glass need to go in before you install the long-piece felt? I was thinking of putting that in first, before the glass,.... but in watching your video, i am not so sure on that!.... Thanks.
Put the glass in first so you don't damage the felt.
Dave, that spring attached to the door control. What is the purpose for it? I don't think it is OEM is it?
Good job thanks for the intruccions how to do it... i have a question what kind of glue u use for the wetherstrip??please thaks
We use 3M Weatherstrip Adhesive. We sell it or you can find it at most hardware stores.
Yes i have that one ... the one i need is the one looks liquid ??
@@gabesal20 It looks gooey.
How about 55.1/2-59? Is there a video already? Thanks again.
Not yet, but we will add it to the list. Thank you for the suggestion!
When you put the felt in it looks like the window is all the way down and there is plenty of room. My window doesn't roll down nearly that far. Any tips?
Can you guys do more videos on older pickups? 1947-54’s?
We're working on it!
Great thanks
Why don't you ship to the UK? Us guys in the UK want to rebuild our trucks too!
At 11:25 minutes What is the channel part number. Thank you.
Is that the same process for the 64-66?
pretty much. The only difference I can think of is there aren't clutch screws and the shape of the vent window is a little different.
Basically the same, minor differences as Louie mentioned.
Thank both, will do mine soon.
Just bought a kit for my 65, think i will try to avoid pulling the wing out, seems like it could be a pita...
@@carolynwilbur1627 no..it is not that hard. Just go slow and if your truck is painted, make sure you tape off the top of the door and around the vent window on the door.
I'm doing this on a 74 ford and they are so tight you almost can't get the window to move.
Dave had some good points,but didn't mention the rear felt stuff is way too long&has to cut to fit in the metal channel clip& hard to judge as there isn't much access room! Why couldn't they have more precise making them???? No wonder Brothers Truck is no longer in business!!!!!