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What kind of window does a 1967 Mustang have?

What kind of window does a 1967 Mustang have?

Mustang Vent Window Parts List C6OZ-6322280 67-8 MUSTANG VENT WINDOW/DR WEATH STRP C6OZ-6522916/7A 1967 MUSTANG VENT WINDOW HANDLES PAIR C7ZZ-6521448-AR 67-68 MUSTANG R.H. VENT WINDOW SEAL C7ZZ-6521449-AR 67-68 MUSTANG L.H. VENT WINDOW SEAL C7ZZ-6522332/3 67-8 MUSTANG VENT FRAME TO DOOR SEALS

What should I do to my Mustang door and window?

Door and vent window glass should be protected with duct tape along the trim as a precautionary measure. Vent window posts are typically in bad shape and I’ve seen a few cases where nothing is done to make them look more appealing. Take a few simple steps to get this piece to look 100% better than it does.

How to restore a vent window on a Mustang?

After polishing the frame, tape off the vent window again leaving the post exposed, sand the post and then apply a coat or two of chrome paint. If you took the time and had the patients to polish your stainless steel trim and molding the last thing you want is a scratch on these freshly polished parts.

How do you remove paint from a Mustang door?

To remove the paint I used some lacquer thinner to scrub it off, then I continued with the thinner and a tooth brush cleaning the remaining paint and old grease from the assemblies.

Door and vent window glass should be protected with duct tape along the trim as a precautionary measure. Vent window posts are typically in bad shape and I’ve seen a few cases where nothing is done to make them look more appealing. Take a few simple steps to get this piece to look 100% better than it does.

After polishing the frame, tape off the vent window again leaving the post exposed, sand the post and then apply a coat or two of chrome paint. If you took the time and had the patients to polish your stainless steel trim and molding the last thing you want is a scratch on these freshly polished parts.

To remove the paint I used some lacquer thinner to scrub it off, then I continued with the thinner and a tooth brush cleaning the remaining paint and old grease from the assemblies.

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Ruth Doyle