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It's funny how we like to be critical of our own work. A blind man would love to see this.:lol: Looks very good!:thumbsup:

Sorry to hear that Hope you feel better soon

Yes they can for sure but it's a bit more difficult getting in and out of the car is all.

It depends on the rollers you are referring to. The big ones or the little ones. The bigger ones had factory rivets and I ground them down so I could remove the rivet but before removing the rivet, I drilled a 3/16" hole dead center so I could use a washer & pop rivet to secure the original...

I found a photo of the driver side for comparison.

This is the result of forcing the window up & down... Mine were like this as well. The arms may not be as bent as you think they are as they do need some form to operate correctly... The regulators need to be serviced before they strip the gears out. Make sure you check the nylon rollers and...

Thanks very much!:thumbsup: I have printed it out.

For clarity sake, here are the 2 body plugs that I have. I hope that it drains into the larger plug on the right as seen here. I have since added the proper vent tubing so the wiring has been rerouted correctly as well in case anyone is wondering.

What car were the shocks installed in?

No worries I appreciate the effort

Looking at the drain tube, it appears to go into the small body plugs that are into the rear frame rails which common sense tells me that this would cause water to drain into the rails instead of onto the ground... Not a good route in my humble opinion

Thanks very much! Really appreciate it

Also, can you take a photo of the location of the well liner drain tubes from the trunk perspective?

The You’re lucky to have the paper board backing for the seat/speaker Mine were gone and I didn’t realize that it was paperboard until I saw this photo you posted here Can you send me the dimensions and a full photo of it? I can then make one TIA

IMHO, these 1/4 windows are really difficult to keep in adjustment

Here you go. In reviewing the pictures, I see that I also used big flat washers to secure the wood strips in place. Also including a few of of the original flocking... The replacement material was different than the fuzzy style I had but works well.

I have pics on my main computer. Will post something tonight or tomorrow

I used the 3M brand for the glue. also, I made some thin wooden shims that bent easily to follow the sweep of the channel to make sure that the fabric contacted the entire length of the channel Clamped it together over night to make sure it adhered. Any loose fabric, I reapplied glue to secure it

Wiring looks great cleaned up. It's always a challenge to keep a tidy wiring system.

WOW! :wideyed: