1947-66 Chevy & GMC Truck Rear Window Seal/Gasket/Rubber & Glass Removal & Install w/ lock bead 

I'M SURPRISED, it looks like the back glass is more work than the windshield, wasn't expecting that, but at least now I'm better prepared! Thanks.

Thanks so much! You saved me a ton of time and aggravation. I especially appreciate the added installation tips you provide that are not provided in the other videos I view. You know, the unwritten rules and budget-minded methods.

So glad I found your videos, you do a great job of explaining everything where everyone can understand. Thank You!

Thank you, perfect timing.

Thank You for taking the time to make a great video. Very helpful makes me want a C-10 BIG WINDOW Looks the BEST......

Excellent man! Thank you for the video 🔥👍🏼🔥

Great video! Your vids are making me want another old chevy truck. Lol

That's THE MAN! He KNOWS! Thanks

Awesome job 👏 👍 🙌 , I'm about to do my 71 c10 rear window as well.

Thanks for this video, we installed the precision gasket twice and it kept falling off the pinchweld and to much pucker in the corners, gasket seemed to soft and flimsy. With your advice and a gasket from LMC, the install went easy. Would have used a gasket from Brothers but I heard you supply precision. Thanks for the skills you share with everyone!

Love flat glass. Installing tinted helps with A/C and high beams at night. How about chrome lock beads or covers? Back sliders ? My install tool is at least 40+ years old but you get what you pay for. Your helper was demonstrating the all important correct tongue position, silence. You are a worthy instructor, thank you.

You are the Man

We use a length of high quality nylon or polyester cord in the groove. When the cord is pulled it flips the rubber out. The inside is usually a case of a little adjustment.

Great video as always ! How about more videos on 73-87

Nice

Use silicone spray works pretty good when installing a window and locking bead onto the rubber.

I appreciate all the videos you instruct with & your a very good teacher (coming from another teacher)! A question? I have a 66 LCF60 & it has the small back window without the lock strip & the windshield came out easily, while saving the rubber as it was like new still & the rear window is the smaller size (30 wide) & the window has previous welding splatter on it, but the seal is still soft & supple so I'd like to reuse it if possible & is the easiest way to just break the glass or work it out like the windshield? IS the glass simple tempered flat glass as the glass shop I got the windshield quote from says it isn't available so I assume can be cut but they don't do this? Any help is much appreciated? Thanks, Robbin Wenzoski

Any thoughts on gluing the rubber joint together to help with future shrinkage? Thanks for the video.

About to venture into this on my 64. Is there any benefit to cutting the gasket at a 45º angle so there's some overlap?

Did you replace the roof on the truck? looks like new welds round the roof would like to see the video of that have that to do on my 63.

72 C10. If I did a 3 / 5 drop ( Springs and shocks) Would it look even.

Quit adding to my list!! 😄

"The right frame of mind " Yeah , that's a biggie

How about the rope/string 🤔 Would this be helpful?

My 1987 V20 4x4 rear window is 100% completely different than the 1947-66 Chevy! My windows are in a frame! Show us how to remove the frame with the windows still inside the rear window frame

Thanks Brothers for a good video on a bitch of a job 👍. Daves got the patience of a saint. Can you do update videos on door and front screen installs too?

You did that the hardest way possible. You should have used the rope trick

Know anything about the 72 c10 highlander trucks?

Dav I watch a lot of ur videos and was wondering what happened with Brian coons 69