Reinstalling front quarter glass

hejMember

Reassembling my doors after completing the body. Cleaned all the internals, repainted everything, machined and installed Taurus (Ford) window motors, etc. The passenger side door was a b@#ch, but it’s done. The driver side is KILLING me. I cannot, for the life of me, get the GD front 1/4 window to seat far enough forward to allow for the thin retaining pillar screw holes to line up (or to allow for the power window to come up fully). I have new rubbers, and have even sanded them thinner to match the old rotting ones I removed. I know it should fit, it came out of the damn spot after all. Anyone else been in this situation and have a suggestion (tried WD40, thinning rubbers).

1/8/238:47 AM

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