Here's a problem that I'm sure someone has an answer to.
The windows on both doors of my '65 Coupe can be pushed down simply by exerting pressure at the top of the window. The driver's window is actually easier to move down than the passenger's, but both have the same issue. Neither one mates real well with the weatherstripping at the top, either, which means if anyone was to try, they can get enough of their fingertips (or easily a screwdriver) and pry the window down. I'm not super-concerned about theft since the car isn't in tip-top shape and I am rarely very far from it when I use it to go out. But... I'd like to get the windows fixed so that they stay up and possibly seal a little better. The interior sometimes gets damp just from washing the car.
Forgive me if this has been discussed previously. I did a search and didn't come up with anything that seemed to match this problem.
The windows on both doors of my '65 Coupe can be pushed down simply by exerting pressure at the top of the window. The driver's window is actually easier to move down than the passenger's, but both have the same issue. Neither one mates real well with the weatherstripping at the top, either, which means if anyone was to try, they can get enough of their fingertips (or easily a screwdriver) and pry the window down. I'm not super-concerned about theft since the car isn't in tip-top shape and I am rarely very far from it when I use it to go out. But... I'd like to get the windows fixed so that they stay up and possibly seal a little better. The interior sometimes gets damp just from washing the car.
Forgive me if this has been discussed previously. I did a search and didn't come up with anything that seemed to match this problem.