Flush glass

Honey Hush - Pontiac Firebird/Trans Am/GTA/Formula (1980)

Posted by: Jack | Published date: May 30, 2024

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Ever since Year One released the first pics and videos of their Bandit Trans Am I knew I had to have Flush glass on my car. I had no idea how difficult it would be. Fesler makes a set of front and back glass that are supposed to fit flush in the stock location so you can delete the window moldings for a more modern look. The front glass fit with no issues at all. The back glass on the other hand was not so easy. I had to build the car around the glass.

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No title-913 — First fit check. It didnt look good

No title-914 — 1/2 gap on the left side that needed filled

No title-915 — Metal work done

No title-916 — Roughed in bodywork

No title-917 — Not bad for a rookie

No title-918 — Installed.

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