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I've done it on a 20 ton press. Go slow and small changes, check your changes often, to the point of it being tedious. Anything you're going to see should be supported with hardwood when contacting the press. Perhaps dense rubber. Heat is also your friend if you have it.

Oh cool. It's been a while. The older ones you had to split the case and seal back up.

Hey Bob just so you're aware you have to disassemble your factory lights to install those.

Oracle is the oldest and as far as I remember they were the best. I used their kits on my old magnum. No experience with them on a Challengers/Chargers. Halo Kit | ORACLE Lighting

They are glued in with urethane. No gaskets needed.

I didn't compress the skin and the structure afterwards. I merely shot a good sized dab between the two, and left the hood raised overnight to cure. So far so good a year in. One it's what I had on hand but also the fact that the windshield urethane should expand and contract and be flexible...

https://www.amazon.com/3M-08693-Urethane-Windshield-Cartridge/dp/B000RW1XCK edit Actually this is what I used. Same stuff only faster curing...

I just used black windshield urethane in a caulking gun. A few spots here or there and done.

Ok so heres what I ended up doing. Looked at the original upper guides and took some measurements. Then i found a huge block of delrin i had hiding. Cut a smaller block closer to the measurements of the uppers. Made a spacer for hole in the window and a stainless pin. Put it all...

Jer, I love you brother.

One per side? So order two?

All i have for old ones is the clear platic channel the originals were in.

Had to roll up the windows today as i got caight in the rain. Notice the passenger rear quarter glass didnt seat right against the door glass. No biggy as ive jad it out so i assumed i needed adjustment. However i noticed the passenger glass also didnt sit right amd meed the be lifted about...

I tried.

$50 shipped? I did.

Are those pop rivets?

OMG I sound like Stan....

Mig or oxy/acetylene hasn't failed in near 100 years.

If the demand was there someone would be making them, plain and simple.

From what I can see at the angles you've provided looks like contamination/solvent in the primer.