68 Nova quarter glass question

[Schonyenko2]

Well, I hope that all works. I know the ones in my bought new yellow deuce would work ok if you wiggled the glass a little as you turned the crank. I quit rolling them down 1, because they worked poorly, and 2 because if you had drunks in the back seat, they tended to forget that it wasn't a hard top, wrapped their hand aroung the B pillar like it was a wing window, and promptly got their hand slammed with the door. Not pretty. Even I lost the skin on 4 fingers that way.
So if ya get em to work, put a caution sign in the back seat, and don't haul drunks. (big smile)

[DRCBOWTIE]

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Schonyenko2</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Well, I hope that all works. I know the ones in my bought new yellow deuce would work ok if you wiggled the glass a little as you turned the crank. I quit rolling them down 1, because they worked poorly, and 2 because if you had drunks in the back seat, they tended to forget that it wasn't a hard top, wrapped their hand aroung the B pillar like it was a wing window, and promptly got their hand slammed with the door. Not pretty. Even I lost the skin on 4 fingers that way.
So if ya get em to work, put a caution sign in the back seat, and don't haul drunks. (big smile) </div></div>

Good point. I used to work for a Chevy dealer (body shop) back in the day, and Nova's were always the &quot;bad step-child&quot; of the muscle cars. Nova owners a little freaky.

I don't recall if drunks in the back seat was standard or ordered optional, but most Nova's I know did have them. Not sure if the drunk in the back seat knew if the window was open or not. [img]<<GRAEMLIN_URL>>/[/img] [img]<<GRAEMLIN_URL>>/biggthumpup.gif[/img]