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    1. #1
      Join Date
      Nov 2006
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      Flo-rida
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      How to remove front windshield off a 69 camaro???

      Looking for the best way to get that thing out. Ive seen how hollywood does it (kick it from the inside) and i dont want to do that lol

      Any help would be great.


      1993 Camaro Z28
      2001 Camaro Z28
      1969 Camaro



    2. #2
      Join Date
      Aug 2003
      Location
      Orlando, FL
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      8,745
      We use Mig welding wire, piano wire, etc. There is actually a specific windsheild "ribbed" wire that helps saw through the buytl, but these other wires I mention work fine. So, wrap one end of a 30" piece of wire around a screw driver, vice grip, anything you can make a handle out of. Stick the other end of the wire through the buytl in the center of the windsheild, and wrap that end around another handle. Then pull the 2 ends toward you in a sawing motion tryig to make the wire run under the butyl away from the glass so as not to chip the glass. And just run all the way around the glass.

      Be sure to have a freind stand behind you with a hand on your back for when the wire breaks, LOL!. I have taken a couple sensational tumbles when I have all my stretgh into and the wire breaks!

    3. #3
      Join Date
      Sep 2007
      Location
      Elizabeth City NC
      Posts
      233
      I use the piano wire as metioned held with visegrips on each end or just long razor knife like most glass guys use. the guy that comes by our shop would cut em out for like 40 bucks most older cars that are still on butyl will come out easy. My back glass was barely even still holding on when I took it out.
      67 camaro

    4. #4
      Join Date
      Nov 2006
      Location
      Flo-rida
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      thanks guys

      1993 Camaro Z28
      2001 Camaro Z28
      1969 Camaro





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