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Originally Posted by John Buchtenkirch
Basically you weld temporary bracing into the rear window opening and then cut it out and reposition lower in the car or lean it further forward. Big concerns are being able to remove the glass for replacement and you may need a tray with a drain below a sunken window to catch rain / wash water. It’s kinda a shame, in the old days you’d chop a car & cut glass to fit, now with tempered glass you have to chop the car around the glass which many times limits you stylistically. Here is a video of Winfield sinking the rear window on a Ford Starliner chop, his part starts around 7:10 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g-x-PxVjqB4
Hope this helps. ~ John Buchtenkirch
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Sweet I will have to watch that
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Mike Mettelka
Mettelka Craft Metalshaping
Wanted, 41 Cadillac Fleetwood
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