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Reply With QuoteYou'll need to inquire with the Germans. The Ascona & Manta was available in Europe with fixed rear windows.
Has anyone converted the rear side windows on a Ascona to fixed?
I was thinking of creating a window seal just like the GT but then the windows need to be cut down to fit the hole.
JB
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You'll need to inquire with the Germans. The Ascona & Manta was available in Europe with fixed rear windows.
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Needs a 2dr Ascona, everyone else has one.
Cutting the glass down is not an option as the glass is tempered.
Duane
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When I say cutting down I really mean have a smaller glass installed. The original glass, though it can be cut perfectly with a water jet, it does have a hole which is unwanted.Originally Posted by MantAscona
JB
Restore, Customize and Conquer!!!
'73 Opel GT Convertible "Stealth"
'70 Opel GT - 4 speed "Lucy"
'72 Opel GT - 4.0L V6 automatic "Animal"
'72 Opel Ascona 1900 "Junk Yard Dog"
'71 Opel Manta Automatic "Coco"
'72 Pontiac Ventura II SD455 "Monster"
'07 GMC Sierra 1500 - Daily driver
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