How to Replace 1970-81 Camaro / Firebird Window Felts

In this video, Classic Industries' technical advisor Edgar Soler shows viewers how to replace inner and outer window felts (aka window fuzzies, glass run weatherstripping) on a second generation Camaro. Second Gen F-body cars are prone to have cracked and dry-rotted window felts. While this video shows removal and installation on a 1981 Z28 Camaro, this information may also be useful for 1970-81 Firebird owners.
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[@trafficczar3366]

This was the first instructional video that showed the felt being installed on the door panel. Thank you. A+

[@benm2072]

Excellent camera work, showing what you are doing. And I appreciate you being so clear talking

[@gunnutmike]

Very clear instructions and camera work! Thanks for not skipping a lot of details like some companies how to videos do! A+!

[@frankmacri6238]

Great tutorial very thorough and detailed explanation. That’s why you guys are the best! Thank You

[@danswrld]

Aint gonna lie, when I saw the layout of tools on the cart I thought holy crap, this is not a job for the garage mechanic. But watching it explained it very clearly and it cam be accomplished without some of the specialty tools like the cleeko's

[@cableguy209]

Good video

[@noelmccarthy7036]

From a Ford guy that was friggin awesome!

[@davidsoper2225]

That was very good video. Never even thought of pop rivets>lol

[@timothyotoole8224]

nice job

[@user-nn6nq8kv3y]

I appreciate this channel, good work Edgar and Classic Industries. And I really love that you have parts for my second gen!

[@MrSerioLok69]

Very helpful video.
I couldn’t find any videos how to install that part. Kind of had an idea but want it to make sure. Thanks

[@bobbrownlow6409]

Thanks

[@TheMrmmkkpro]

Nice video, well explained, the door panel part is very helpful. Doing a 1975 firebird with a 1973 front clip and ram air hood and a 1972 455H.O. Thanks for posting👍👍🏁🏁

[@80CAMZ28]

Wow, This was so informative! Thanks!!

[@hartland749]

Great video my friend! Really helpful!

[@brotherwild8207]

We’ll done video I really appreciate you!

[@kevinwooley3456]

Great video

[@allenlackey116]

Great info thanks

[@carterholder987]

Thank you so much

[@goodbonezz1289]

Great video, thanks!

[@TheDemoncaller]

>11mm socket
that's 7/16" in freedom units

[@zachspeck9030]

Anyone looking to do the felts on the door panel, have fun. It’s tedious work. I feel like slamming my head into a brick wall until I pass out cold.

[@michaelbyers1381]

Thanks now I know

[@Kelso669]

Yooooo I have a 80 Firebird with the exact same color scheme and I just want to know what color interior is that I want to order interior parts from you guys but idk what color

[@dannyal467]

can u show how to install the felts on the square brakets i just bought this kit yesterday n i dont know how to glue them into the braket i went to classic industries in hungtinton beach ca for my 79 z28 🙏

[@leeaffectedchelle8738]

What about a 95 Camaro? Nothing online about how to install, just removal, which is the easy part.

[@bobstewart195]

Am just now watching this video....its all I could find for my question which is installing these window felts on a 1967 Pontiac GTO....obvious differences but essentially a very similar operation...yes? No?.....any advice? thanks! If I did not want to do this myself, what / which type of vendor should I seek out for the work....body shop? auto glass shop? thanks!

[@KenyonPayne]

My uncle has a 69 convertible and the cowl tag is missing. He got a protecto plate and it doesn't match the vin. Is it possible to get information from the plate or cowl tag from the vin?

[@brooksstewart4707]

What felt kit did you use. Do you sale them?

[@Warmwinterz]

Been to 7 shops in DC and nobody will do this for my 1991 formula firebird. Very annoying

[@julito_Mayaguez]

Bro i need u 🙋

[@bkehlin]

Gonna spend more money on tools than the actual felts.

[@seldomseen7130]

I guess you just forgot to re adjust the bump stop

[@methus57]

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