Fabricating a rear window instead of searching for one that fits 

Another do it yourself fabrication. The rear window is a good project. Go for it Chad. Jolene is always amazing too with the video.

I liked the opening to the old back window. It matched better with the side windows and with the opening around the glass. Too bad you couldn't get someone to cut you one to fit the opening. Any alternative will be 2nd best.

Chad you are great at your art of fabrication. Thank you Jolene for showing the work that goes into fabrication.

Great videos, enjoy watching you transform the cars to your own designs. Watching you from Texas U.S.A

Hey Mr Chad and Mrs Jolene ,, how are you hope your great,, I love that you mentioned New Zealand cause I love ya, sorry I havn commented in ages but I do hav many an episode play during the day but lately it's been mostly throu ear phones while workin lol, I also love to have you in the back ground when I'm fixing stuff as well I hav the show blaring the number hood must think I grind the house down lol I love it any way and am hoping to make it back to comment where I left off around two weeks ago, looking good and C YA,, actually I hav seen this episode a number of times well listened to it lol but tonight I'm watching it properly lol

My favorite new channel. Chad seems so down to earth. I don't even work on cars and I still love this channel.

I watch every episode, they are entertaining and educational, heck I would watch you fix a wheelbarrow and still learn something. The T-bird is looking good. You and Jolene complete each other. Don't quit. Ontario fan

While I truly enjoy Chad's ability to surmount obstacles and love this project, I think it took a wrong turn on not using the original back glass. Surely it would not have been any more cumulative work to use the entire original window framing even if support had to be added where the lower glass lip was taken out and moved forward along with the top. And the original glass would have kept proportion with all the other glass. And he has the glass already. I see that with what work has already been done it is near impossible to go back and do that, but I have a 59 just like this and after watching this I would definitely go with the original glass instead of fighting to make something else fit that is questionable as to whether it will look as good as the original would have. Repairing the section where the bottom window lip was would have been way less work than the multiple adaptations to make something else work. Love the project anyway..

Watching with interest. I'm still a fan of a full size window glued onto a flange, made from the metal already welded in there.

Hi Chad & Jolene, I already saw the tractor colamity earlier today. It was a good thing that Chad came out of it okay! Nice job of catching it on camera Jolene, and I also watched you unload your Vette again also. It is a beautiful car for a beautuful lady, I am curious if you just fell in love with the Vette or if you have given up on the Bugatti? Chad nice job of building the the window frame and I know you will be at least improving the passenger side corner. If I tried to cut the corners out on the car I would probably cut through the sheet metal by mistake, I also watch you with the zip-cut in such tight places that I am amazed that you do not damage the material that you are cutting next to.Thank you guys for another day of good video and good teaching!

Nicely done ! Thanks Jolene, too, great camera work !

What an education I have received watching this show. Thank you!

Doing it your way is always best because that is what we like your artistry..Jolene doing a great job keeping it interesting.

I love the shape of the original back window. What a great look for the t-bird.

Back window looks good. Wouldn’t it be easier to fit the glass with a rubber gasket, rather than the steel frame 🤔😀

I like the rear window but I think it would look better if you had made the frame bigger with less real-estate between the frame of the window and the roof. Easy fix just cut the window frame and add enough angle iron to bring it out to the outside if your lines. Love the show and look forward to every episode.

Watch every day from London, England. Love it!

Nothing would look as good as the original window. Is there any way possible you can cut that one down? That would be the best window to go there

Love the idea of keeping the same shape as the original window, and as always Bro I've enjoyed the Video.

Good evening jolene and chad and everyone watching hope your all having a wonderful weekend with your family and thank you Chad and jolene for sharing your journey

That recess at the front of the boot turned out to be an absolute masterpiece. I think this is a classic case of a man being inspired by a lovely lady, such that he can perform minor miracles he may never have done if he'd been alone. Whatever the reason Chad is a genius at his art, and I spend hours watching these very relaxing films.

Love all the work you do Bad Chad!!! My number one channel I watch. Never miss one. Watching from Rapid City South Dakota ❤

Now this is an interesting piece of work. Well done.

Back window frame looks great at first I thought nope, but as usual your spot on, with having an eye for such things. Chad and thank's Jolene for your great camera work as always your getting pretty handy with that thing girl. cheers.

An early Vw beetle front flat windshield would’ve done the trick aswell chad . Great build sir

I watch you from Bulgaria, every day! You two, are the best, love you!

Love the daily videos, no matter what they are

Well done chad and jolene coming along nicely keep it up going to look great

Very interesting video Chad and Jolene on how to make your own window. Keep up the great content.

Dear Lord, that will look wretched if it's inset like we see!

It going good bro I thought the back pillars was so wide in beginning now you slid it forward very good work.

California watch you everyday thank you for your blessings and sharing your knowledge

Window looks a little too small. Great camera work again

The back window is looking great Chad and Jolene 👍

I'm watching from north Alabama. Awsome work yall. I love everything yall are doing. Very informative.

Looks good will turn out fine in the end. Jolene nice job as usual. See you tomorrow.

I think the full glass look better

So glad you two made this amazing Chanel

Watching from Alabama every day 😊 love your videos keep them coming ❤

Nice idea. But I think you've made the screen area a bit small. I think it'd be better if you re- did it, making the sheet metal portion say, max,, 1" or 1 1/2" wide. But really, I think it would look better if you made the new screen as close as you can, to the size of the old one, so at first glance, it would look 'stock'

Now the window is spot on fits the look you are going for😊

Like 429. Congrats on the Corvette Jolene, they are super fun to drive!

Looking good Chad and Jolene, I really enjoyed your show,catch you on the next one.

As usual you suprise me every time with your automobile artistry love it! And like i said before you do you and don't worry about the naysayers!! Rock on!!!

Very nice as always

The best camera work on those cuts.

Great video thank you very well done thanks again cheers to ya.

A nice rear window addition! Thanks.. Mission accomplished.

What is happening with the Hudson? And also the 1928 Ford tanker truck. It would be nice to see them finished.

There’s Fina ! Hi Fina !

Watching you from the Philippines keep it up friend

A true artist.

Chad you are truly a Metal magician

Great fabrication work but I guess I would have just welded the channel across the bottom and made window the entire width from pillar to pillar and up to the roof line leaving a 3/4" lip on the sides and top from the 18 guage sheet metal for seating the Window and urethane around.

Love the window. Awesome from Pa. 😎

Everyday you remind me to hit the like button, just by saying, welcome back everyone. Love your show. Keep up the great job. Keep teaching me. Love y'all.

This car should have its original back glass in it so the car appears to have come from the factory with that shortened roof! If it was my creation I'd want people to look at it and say, what had been done to the car and not notice the change easily.

Looking good as usual

As always Chad, looking great. You and Jolene are so good together, and thank you both. Your rear window is going to be badass. PS see ya tomorrow.

Looking forward to it!

YES! Like The Shape & Placement Of The Rear Window!

Has anyone else wondered what this car would look like with opera windows in the sail panels? Maybe Chad could do a mock up to visualize.🤔

Just curious. Instead of the metal panel in the rear window why wouldn’t you just use the factory window and sink it down behind the new package tray so it fits the opening. That being said I am sure the new window will turn out great, can’t wait to see how it turns out.

nice ..if you use glass ,you will have to slupit its called to get the curve ...a bed of sand the same shape ,,then heat to bend ,,.maybe perspecks or what ever you call it ..good morning from aussie

Greetings from Oz 🇦🇺…… just enjoying it come together……. Great camera work Jolene ✅…. Cheers 🍻

Looking good....see you tomorrow.

This is your vision and as always it'll turn out awesome, and as always great filming Jolene,thanks for sharing

Awesome guys.... Thats Gonna Be A Great Car....!!!!!!!!

One thing about putting the window in ( I did it my way ) your the man .

That window design matches perfectly to the symmetric of the car. 👏

Rather use original glass window then make a plexiglass one

I agree the window seems to be a little to small for the proportion of the roof otherwise a good job so far

Looking Good!

How about a rubber seal around the window opening so that the glass can sit in it. Kind of like the front window seal they used on the older cars

Back on the bird, its looking SWEET !!!!

Great job u2!

I enjoy watching you daily videos everyday you and Jolene do.

Awesome Job!!!

Best way to do it is make it . Jolene got a nice car

Landau bars would look good on it, instead of an opera window....

I am from Sweden. Love your show.

Very nice start Chad and Jolene

Yes do it yourself DIY flush mount back window is the way Bad Chad the metal surgeon is going, along with camera Queen Jolene,, it is great to watch how the process is being performed,, again with limited tools and subtle manipulation of the steel.

Interesting and looking good. Curious as to what is next. Thanks.

Nice job

I enjoy watching your show. I'm from Natural bridge, Virginia.

. Watching you from Puerto Rico🌎

nice to hear that Jolene hast a microphone on...😊

Yeah now you make it the way you want, shape wise. Good idea lol !!! From Nor Cali coast

Definitely a bonded window would look a lot more original: just an idea

I like that, just like the other side, God bless

The question is will you be able to use the rear view mirror. The placement of your fabricated window opening seems too small. You will see what I mean in the end.

Tempered flat glass can be bent 3 cm in one metre. Flush mounted looks damn nice. Apply a blackoff on the inside with black sikaflex and place a black plastic block against the plate to glue the glass to. From Sweden here.

Good job 👍😎

Good choice on window size and it does mimic the two seaters rear windows. The scale works. You could fabricate a louver insert across the whole depth of the window cavity to give it some punch.

I've been watching this and looking at that back window plate. It just hit me - this needs a split window!

Awesome answer to the window question.

The space around the new window looks like a perfect area to apply bad chad flexible chrome.

It would be cool if that rear window rolled down like the old Merc breezaway had.

Awsome idea, there are no rules