Re: Soggy Trousers

[Douglas Braun & Nadia Papakonstantinou <dougnad@bellatlantic.net>]

But do you need to remove the frame to replace the glass?
I would think that it is easier and safer to replace
the glass when the frame is on the car.  If you tried it
on the bench it might be very awkward.

I just replaced the rear window of my hardtop.  The job went very well.
I had bolted the top in place on the car, even though I have
to immediately take it off again to install some of the trim.

Doug Braun
'72 Spit

At 11:29 PM 9/20/00 -0700, LT wrote:

>Richard B Gosling wrote:
>"I am still interested in  hearing anyone describe the windscreen
>replacement procedure, so I can see if  I think I can do it."
>
>
>I think that there must be a Churchill tool that is used to remove the
>windscreen frame. Can anyone describe it?
>Anyway, I just pulled the windscreen frame on my MK3 body and it
>actually came out quite easily.