Jeff, There is a pdf file from Camaro World written by Randy Irwin with pics. Try this search.
https://www.google.com/?gws_rd=ssl#q=camaro+world+door+glass+install
If it doesn't work for you PM your email and I will send you the file.
Great looking car !!

 

thanks. I did see that but a 67 is a little bit different. I also found a diagram pic with parts having a number but no info on what the numbers are in actual parts. the scared shiftless video was really good but he had a lot of parts already in place.

 

There's a great picture buried somewhere here that I printed out and used. I'll try to find it for you.

 

Hope this works:

 

That pic is a huge help! I'll be installing my doors and glass in a month or so....

 

YES. thank you so much. I am going to try to use a piece of inner tube when I put my new glass on the old bottom channel. do I need to use some kinda glue or do the two end pieces clamp it on. thanks

 

I took my channel and glass to a local door glass shop. Not sure what they call it but he used some very thin rubber to put between the glass and the channel. That was the right fix for me as I was afraid I'd not get it seated correctly in the channel. No adhesive of any kind.

 

I would not fool with inner tube.

Glass setting tape comes in different thickness.

I stopped in my local glass shop and the guy there just gave me some and would not let me pay for it. Also gave me a couple installation tips.

I did take my car to them to install the windshield and rear glass when it was time.

 

thank you Mike and John. on some searches here I think I read someone used a piece of bicycle inner tube. I know the guys at ziebart and will ask them for a piece of the right rubber. they do a lot of glass work and it is right across the street.

 

took it to the glass shop. $ 30.00 and new glass is attached correctly. thanks again for the pic and the ideas.

 

step by step video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MujwtY8zlMk

 

That is a good video Kelly but he didn't say anything about the bottom down travel stop. It has no adjustment but the rubber bumper needs to be in place.

Roger