
This is also a bit terrifying - does the whole windshield frame release from inside the car for replacement?

Thanks!
OK - so that is an easy bit then. Thanks Seebeeltseabeelt wrote:Windshield frame has two bolts each side of the car. Open the doors and you can see the attachment point. Fender arch replacements are available from most of the usual venders.
It appears the windshield post was compromised at some point and left alone for 15+ years.Exit98 wrote: With that extensive rust on the windshield there's probably more lurking below.
Thanks for the offer - if the deal comes together I will take you up on that.spidernut wrote:I'll be in Anaheim in a few weeks and have a good rust free windshield frame that I can bring with me. PM me if interested and make any fair offer.
In California from 1979 at least, not sure of history before that. I hear you and the other responses on this, good coaching I think.mscafide wrote:This car is in California? Where did it come from?
I have never seen a windshield frame rusted like that even in Chicago so I would probably pass on this one even if it was free.