Re: rear window gasket question, off-topic sorry

[Dan McCormack <mcwheels@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Neal, Steele Rubber lists a rear window gasket for your 67 notchback but I 
don't think it's correct because they list the same gasket for 68 and 69 
too. Your 67 has a lock strip in it correct? And the 68 and 69 have 
stainless trim. Plus I know for a fact that the 67 notchback does not use 
the same rear glass as a 68 or 69. One is bigger than the other so I'm not 
even sure you can use a 68 gasket in a 67.

However in answering your original question, yes if it's in good shape you 
should be able to reuse the gasket, glass shops do it all the time. You have 
to remove the lock strip first. And if you need new lock strip it's 
available in both black and chrome. It's the same stuff Chevy trucks used in 
their windshields for years.

Dan



----- Original Message ----- 
From: "neal zimmerman" <neal.zimmerman@xxxxxxxxx>
To: "1962to1965mopars" <1962to1965mopars@xxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Wednesday, May 07, 2008 10:42 PM
Subject: rear window gasket question, off-topic sorry


> anybody here know if its possible to remove a rear window without
> destroying the gasket. I just found out that my off topic mopar
> doesnt have repopped rear rubber gasket,
>    i can try to save and reuse it or?????????????????????  car in
> question is  my new 67 notchback cuda.
>  PS- yep I know,  It is possible to switch over to 68-69 stainless
> trim which takes an available gasket, but that trim is just about
> impossible to find, especially for the notchbacks since they were much
> rarer)
>     neal zimmerman, eugene oregon 


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