GM windshield trim removal 1967 Cadillac Most other GM Cars

This is a step by step video on how to remove the stainless steel windshield trim on most 1960's GM cars. The car I'm working on in the video is my 1967 Cadillac Coupe. The process is the same for most other cars of this era. My 1965 Impala even has the same exact windshield and trim.
This is the tool I used in the video:
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[@whathappened2230]

Thank you very much for this video! It has been 30+ years since I had to do this and I did not remember how. You really helped me!

[@ImpalaCadillacRestoModDIY]

You are very welcome

[@whathappened2230]

@@ImpalaCadillacRestoModDIY Your Caddy is super cool! I ordered the tool you showed and some sealer. I have an 91 Caddy that has that style trim. It has a (plastic?) filler between the trim and the glass, so that should be interesting... Thank you again!

[@user-xn7gi4ep2m]

Good video!

[@ImpalaCadillacRestoModDIY]

Thanks

[@jfortanel80]

Man great video … I have the same car … a lot of helpful tips thanks.. any idea on we’re I can find windshield and back window??

[@ImpalaCadillacRestoModDIY]

Send me an email to jasonestep@live. com. I have both.

[@WachaLowtv]

@@ImpalaCadillacRestoModDIYwill do thank you

[@projectpitt8590]

Hello,good information. Do you still have parts from the 1967 Cadillac DeVille for sale?

[@ImpalaCadillacRestoModDIY]

Yes, what are you looking for?

[@projectpitt8590]

@@ImpalaCadillacRestoModDIY I'm looking for door panels, trunk lock assembly, head light bezels, etc....

[@ImpalaCadillacRestoModDIY]

@@projectpitt8590 email me at [e-mail]

[@greglewis1146]

i can hardly hear you man

[@ImpalaCadillacRestoModDIY]

Sorry, I didn’t have a mic at that time. Got one now