Reply to "Converting Pantera door glass to single panel"

tomkuesterMember

I did open up the door to remove the glass for my experiment. It’s tight but the larger panel of glass can slip down between the door skin and window motor. A new glide is needed to handle the front edge of the glass. The existing front glide is held in place by two screws. I’m debating if to use plexiglass. Glass will be pricy to fabricate. If done carefully it’s possible return everything back to stock. For the time being I’m going without glass and adding in new temporary rubber glass guides to fill in the gaps created by missing glass.
it looks great without hurting the car.

8/28/225:34 PM

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