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Old May 18, 2022 | 09:57 AM
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Question for the experts! I am about to pick up a 73 Mach 1. Been on the lookout for a while, my dad had a 71 when I was little so I have a soft spot for them. Its in great shape just needs some things addressed. The first thing is the passenger window. It is off the track and laying inside the door. The regulator works, so I know I don't have to replace that, however I can't seem to figure out what component I need to replace to hold the glass in. I am assuming some sort of bushings but everything I have googled comes up empty.
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Motor trend has an article about how to replace them, it says that the 73's are virtually identical, does that help any?

https://www.motortrend.com/how-to/re...ntage-mustang/
Old May 19, 2022 | 09:08 AM
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Motor trend has an article about how to replace them, it says that the 73's are virtually identical, does that help any?

https://www.motortrend.com/how-to/re...ntage-mustang/
Yep I actually came across this earlier! The regulator isn't my problem, although I have replaced one in an old ford truck. My issue is that the glass is off the track, and can't get an answer as to what part holds it in. I am assuming bushings of some kind but I am at a loss on the actual piece.
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