This video shows you how I restored the Door Window Assembly on my 1969 Plymouth Barracuda Fastback. It begins with techniques for removal of the Door Window Assembly. And it shows you how to restore the Vent Frame assembly.
This was a very informative and detailed video. I have a 66 Dodge Coronet. It help me out tremendously. I also have the service manual, but it does skip some things.
This is tremendously helpful thank you! FYI, the vent window on a convertible is slightly different form the others, the top corner has a different rubber shape where it meets the convertible top. All the procedures are the same, just as you describe.
i am a mopar collector in pittsburgh, pa and have 7 68-69 Barracudas. i work on these cars myself and know first-hand how difficult it is to "remove" and then "replace" the window lift mechanism in these cars. you CANNOT do this job quickly nor can you do it without cutting up your hands. i'm sure this video was very helpful to a lot of barracuda owners.
thanks nice video i have a 71 swinger i have vent seals that came with the car i see i will plan to do do a door restoration. i need to do a rear window regulator aso it goes down crooked
I'm doing this very thing but my glass tilt where glass touches the root rail rubber is over 1" sticking out and there is not adjustment i can find to adjust tilt this way and your video doesn't address tilt that way
I am looking for part for 1969 dodge dart at 8:40 in your video items E and D but only need the piece on D that holds the slide still have slide any iteas of where to find them?
Hello Angel, thank you for the video that will help me a lot and also thank you for your Webside . I have a question I tried to be come a member of your group but the web page nofound ?? I bought a fastback formula S 67 in spare part 10 years ago and now I started to restore It, maybe you can help me for details I'm living in Switzerland and it's not easy to find parts. Thank you Angel
I love Switzerland. I have been to Zurich many times and Geneva once. The Barracuda Owners Group is on Facebook. There are several groups, but I like ours best. The people on the site can help you quite a bit. I knew nothing about our cars in the beginning. Also, you will be able to get some parts if you post on the page what you need. Good luck!
