you can also use a piano/guitar string. you just thread it thru the rubber and using it like a saw make your way around the window. imo it's a little easier than using a box cutter (but than again, i'm just very very prone to cutting myself)

 

Guys we got two things going on here. One is removal of the trim, which is best done with the tool shown above. The other is the removal of the glass. Before ~71 the glass is held in with a gasket, which is best cut for removal. Post ~71 the glass was glued in and the piano wire works to cut the glue. See if this helps
http://links.vintage-mustang.com/FAQ...w_removal.html

 

You are the man highhilleer. I could not agree more

 

And two things I for got to mention. The trim removal tool is available at most parts stores.

The church key (old fashioned bottle opener, before the days of twist off) is used to remove the roof trim around the doors.

 

careful i cracked mine even after cutting the rubber gasket. it was really easy to remove after that[:@]

 

AHA, now I remember about the roof trim and the church key thing. Thanks for clearing that up.

 

you could just go all psycho on it, grab a BFH and be all like [sm=violent053.gif][sm=shootshoot.gif][sm=chairshot.gif][sm=icon_beat.gif][sm=headbang.gif]
















at least it would be fun.