I'm currently replacing the passenger side door glass on my wife's 87'GT. I got a replacement piece window from the local boneyard. When I took the new glass off the donor car I drilled out the rivets holding it in place, now I know I don't have a rivet gun so what would be a good fastener to use to hold it in place? I've thought of a machine screw with nylon lock nut.

Any ideas would be greatly appreciated!!

Thanks,

Dan

------------------

I've used screws and lock nuts on mine. Just be sure the screws aren't too long or they'll hang up when the window is rolled up and down.

------------------
Rod Schneider, Woodstock, Ga.
White 88 GT

http://www.ardeldistributors.com

has door glass fasteners that replace the rivets.

[This message has been edited by Two88GTs (edited 09-14-2003).]

[This message has been edited by Two88GTs (edited 09-14-2003).]

Don't over tighten the bolts and every thing should be fine.Almost forgot if you got power windows and door locks don't forget to grease the rod and mechinisms and it will be smoooooooth again.

[This message has been edited by James Bond 007 (edited 09-14-2003).]

I used 1/4 -20 X 1 inch to do mine. Make sure you use some lock-tite to keep the nut from coming loose in about 10,000 miles.