Hello Members. I did get my rear side glass installed which was a bit of a challenge.....read the directions first, and take good notes. I did not do that. Anyway, the two door hard top does not use that lift triangle piece as the sedan does shown in pic Window Lifts II, 001. That is where I ran into a bind, and I had to do some additional research....but there it was under 2dr HT rear glass right in the FSM. The 2dr HT uses a lift bar on the rear side glass as shown in the pic marked Rear Glass Lift Bar 001 and shown installed in pic #Gas Tank and Rear Side Glass 004. I also installed the gas tank. Just a note, install the gas tank first, then install the filler tube as it is near impossible to do it the other way around. As well, be sure the sending unit wiring is not tucked up under between the top of the gas tank and the trunk floor before tightening the J-Hook.....yeah, that is what I did x**$^^^-. I had to loosen the J-Hook from the gas tank strap to get it back out. Nobody else would do that, I am sure...just me. Seems I make a bunch of extra work for myself. Tomorrow, I am going to start assembling the doors. BTW, I bought a jack instruction decal from Classic Industries a while back. Would anyone know the OEM spot to place this decal? Thanks for the information and for following along. sgrip65
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That would be great to have it at the Nationals! You will get lots of thumbs up!Hello Don. Thanks for the comments...as always. If I bring the car to the Nationals, I will borrow a friends enclosed trailer for transport. My old '03 Chevy....(Bad Word to some....CHEVY), has the gumption to manage the pull. It would be fun to show the car after these past three to four years of effort on the build. Again, thanks to you and to so many others who have helped me with parts, advice, and guidance along the way. Indeed, FABO is a great place to be with a group of talented members who are so very willing to share their expertise. Thanks to all. I am hoping that I can share what I have learned with new members of our Forum as the time goes on. Best. sgrip65
