Question on Glass for a 68 GTO, another vent window question

[josht]

I have a 68 GTO that I would like to remove the vent windows.
I have searched and not found anything specific to 68 -72 GM A-Bodies.

From what I understand the 68 -72 GM A-Body doors externally are the same unlike Camaros.

So if I replace the internals with 69 - 72 stuff and mount the tracks in different locations. I should be able to use the non-vent A-Body 69+ glass?



In general is all the glass the same for the 68 -72 GM A-bodies?
I found the front and rear windshield but can not find the rear quarter glass.

I have the 68 GTO? power window conversion kit from OPGI. Can I use them or will the track lenght be wrong as they "should" be set up for vent windows?

TIA

[josht]

I have the 1968 Power Window Regulators from OPGI.
part #'s CH25317 & CH25318

Do the 1968 Power Window Regulators have the track attached to them, on the opgi website it shows the motor and regulator with no track. I don't have access to them being 14hrs away....

Where can I get the window track?
I have a new highway 22 wiring harness and switches.
Do I need other parts besides the glass?

can I use the parts from the manual 68 window system?
Drill out the rivets and ????


thanks

[josht]

I have done some research and the following is correct:

There are three window regulators for GTO's - 68. 69 and 70 -72 according to Ames.
I have the original manual and power regulators for a 1968 GTO.

All the internals of the doors are different from a 86 to 69, but there appears to be space to make it work..

The 1968 power regulators that I have did not come with track(s).

Has anyone used the OPGI 1969 door glass which comes with the track?

I "think" that if I remove the vent windows and use a 1968 regulator and use the original 1968 track(s) with 1969 glass it should work.
I am not sure if I could use a 1968 regulator with the 1969 track and 1969 glass.

Can someone provide guidance if my theory will work?
Has anyone done this?


thanks

[wmhjr]

You may want to try asking at PYForums. The poncho specific guys probably know quite a bit more than what you'll find here. Not sure though, as they tend to be very "purist" on that site.