hi all I have a question, are the side windows the same for the front doors as well as the back doors, as I need to replace the rubber parts on my crew cab rear doors

 

I do believe that is a yes. 1973-1979 Bronco & F-Series Truck Weather Stripping

 

thank you, I was looking at the front and rear doors and glass and they looked the same=so I order 2 sets and I should be good to go, now to remove the door panels without screwing them up= I think ill pull out on them and use a hacksaw blade to cut the pins off, then replace them with plastic clips, any thoughts, the door panels are mint on all 4 doors

 

X2 on YES use a hack saw blade with some tape as a handle and yes blue mask tape the part your arm rests on and all the way around the panel to prevent scratches.

I hope you have the plastic push pins and NOT the metal ones. Metal ones are a PITA. Or just get a door panel removal tool.

Or make one out of a large #4 flat tip with a V notched in the end and a 45 bend 3" up from the end. Or just pray, steady pull pressure, and finger tips on each side of the pin.

Use these come replacement time, GM ones are longer. Also notch the door panel behind the finger cup to clear the 2 bolt heads. No worries the finger cup covers it. That way it will fit tighter, also get some metal finger cups from LMC way better.

I reinforce the plastic tab under the finger cup.

 

I wont know what pins I have till I look, thanks for the pics and info regarding the panels=I am asking this because of how rare the rear door panels are to obtain=I don't want to screw these up,

 

Do not panic it you break off a tab, I have spares pieces that you dremel shape and then 2 part epoxy on. And if you get in a real bind I am sure you can locate a set on here.

CC forum https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/7...ly-thread.html

I would like to Burmese round house tight kick the guy that put that speaker cover in the blue set...yes he cut the hole for the speaker.

 

what moron would do this=do ya think there would be a market for fiberglass replacement rear door panels=I got an idea=take a good one from both sides or messed up ones, fix the damage , then make plaster molds , wax the molds, and spray in gel coat wait til cures then lay up fiberglass cloth, I have created fiberglass molds for stuff in the past,reinforce the mounting tabs

 

I am sure there is a market for something that is NOT reproduced. Now is there any profit margin... that is another question.