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This is the the rear window on my 69 convertible . It's a two piece glass binded with a glue/silicon in the middle of them so to help fold when the roof goes down. It's starting to peel and not sure how to fix it.
Wonder how old the top is? There was a time when companies used folding glass. That connector or seal is a normal part for the glass. Plastic windows don't have that seal obviously. Find a company that deals or specializes in convertibles. They should be able to get you a new seal.
Wonder how old the top is? There was a time when companies used folding glass. That connector or seal is a normal part for the glass. Plastic windows don't have that seal obviously. Find a company that deals or specializes in convertibles. They should be able to get you a new seal.
Further search for a 69 Stang reveals at that same distributer an entire soft top with tinted glass rear window for the princely sum of around $500 ($271.82 for the top & $227.03 for a GLASS rear window add your own shipping and install price)...need part numbers or will the link suffice?
2nd up...Looking a lil further the 1996-2006 Chrysler Sebring convertible not only offered a glass rear window with the soft top but a heated/defrosted one at that
Make note in the article, "Of course the rear glass window on a Mustang convertible was not available until 1967."
Folding automobile convertible top and rear window assembly having a flexible hinge
US 4799727 A. The patent on using rear glass on a convertible wasn't submitted until September 27, 1985...however there is documented use of glass in convertibles prior to this date.
05-01-2015, 03:36 PM
Who knows how to fix this?? Pics
