There are covers that can be installed over the mouldings. Glued in place. Only a few really patient people have ever got them to work well and look good. You can also refinish yours with fillers, primers, and paint, however it is not as flexible as the rubber was intended. Purchasing windows would be the best option but most costly. An aftermarket window is available made by Scott Drake which is the cheapest but has no Mustang logo in it. The factory style Carlite windows are also available but the cost is about $550.00 per pair. Another option would also be good used ones but good luck finding them, maybe on ebay.Is there a kit to refinish the seals on these windows or do I have to buy new windows?
There are covers that can be installed over the mouldings. Glued in place. Only a few really patient people have ever got them to work well and look good. You can also refinish yours with fillers, primers, and paint, however it is not as flexible as the rubber was intended. Purchasing windows would be the best option but most costly. An aftermarket window is available made by Scott Drake which is the cheapest but has no Mustang logo in it. The factory style Carlite windows are also available but the cost is about $550.00 per pair. Another option would also be good used ones but good luck finding them, maybe on ebay.
Not that I've seen yet. Last I heard it wasn't gonna happen anytime soon.Are the Carlite coupe windows back?
Whoa, I've never seen so much love for those covers in one spot.
IMO, they look and fit like complete ****. They bulge out at the top, and looked tacked on. I bought some way back when after seeing the magazines all singing their praises, and they were so disappointing that I eventually just through them in the trash.
Restoring the quarter windows isn't hard. You don't need to work at a body shop to be able to do it yourself with very good results. Save yourself the money on ugly covers and do it right.
mine look fine to me!
Note the color difference here is due to camera flash, they look the same in person
the shine doesnt appear like that in person