Sometimes you feel like a draft, sometimes you don't. However on our '48 project car you were getting one either way. Join me as we replace the ventilator seals.
Thank you so much for this video, I have a ‘42 5 passenger coupe that desperately needs new vent window seals. I have been apprehensive about tackling this project since I couldn’t find a clear, straight to the point video on how to do it, better yet to my exact application. Thanks again!!
Sorry no video about that on the horizon. I always strongly suggest getting a shop manual, not a Haynes or a Chilton either. Thanks so much for watching.
You don`t need a special tool for that spring retainer, just get a shop red rag under the open side of the spring and use the edge of the rag to push up the spring, no chance of damage.
Sad they no longer male the vents. When we were growing up on my dad but light a cigarette in the car the event would suck that smoke out so we didn't have to smell it
I typically start on ebay, but you can buy them from any parts supplier such as chevsofthe40s.com or fillingstation.com. Also from reprinters such as faxon.
Thank you so much for this video, I have a ‘42 5 passenger coupe that desperately needs new vent window seals. I have been apprehensive about tackling this project since I couldn’t find a clear, straight to the point video on how to do it, better yet to my exact application. Thanks again!!
Done this to my 46 Business Coupe in the mid 90s ! I keep it in my garage so Everything's still in good shape ! Great video ! Thanks ! 👍
Another great video! I’ll be doing this eventually also! Thank you sir!
Great information! I'm gonna miss the 48 when it leaves....
Good job, nice to know. Thanks
Is more of a question Jay, how do you remove the stainless around the door glass?
You mentioned manuals a couple of times, which manuals would be best, and where would I find them? Thanks.
available. You making any progress with the 51 Chevy tanker truck.
jay love your videos, any video on replacing the steering column for 48 fleetline need a hardcopy manual
Sorry no video about that on the horizon. I always strongly suggest getting a shop manual, not a Haynes or a Chilton either. Thanks so much for watching.
You don`t need a special tool for that spring retainer, just get a shop red rag under the open side of the spring and use the edge of the rag to push up the spring, no chance of damage.
Sad they no longer male the vents. When we were growing up on my dad but light a cigarette in the car the event would suck that smoke out so we didn't have to smell it
It will be sad to see it go.
Where do you get the manual?
I typically start on ebay, but you can buy them from any parts supplier such as chevsofthe40s.com or fillingstation.com. Also from reprinters such as faxon.
@@TheJayhawker mind telling me the name of the manual?