but tinkering and bits will take longer I feel... just want it water tight.. ish... for the winter... good luck finding another project... twice_nightly might have something going
I'm at that stage with my own rebuild. The press it on and pull it off method works very well. Unfortunately, the repetitive action has taken the skin off my thumb too! Bugger.
White spirit seems to work quite well at getting the residue off and then obviously you'll need some cheap thinners to get the white spirit off.
Perhaps we aught to start a self-help group. Discovery restorers anonymous!
Yeah they have gone in the same places mine had or was... Just really check your seat belt mounts if you have rear seats, mine were very bad. You should be able to patch in there ok though....
As for filler I haven't had a lot but just found some in the rear drivers side door arch... so I'm going to have to cut that out and patch. I'll leave that till I stick the sills in though. Good luck with yours though mate....
Yeah having some to role or bend stuff would be awesome. I tell you if I won the lottery my work shop would be like a flippin warehouse!!
What were the edges like around the window? I haven't removed mine yet but was worried it would be to rotten to affix metal to. Not that yours being ok would be any guarantee mine would be ok
Time just seems to fly by. I did have the week off in September and I did do tons of work the pics of which are all still sitting on my phone waiting to be downloaded. Something I shall try to get them on tonight. Been on my to-do list for the last month. Anyway the Landy is now turned round which means my fuel connections etc all worked as they should and I haven't got any major leaks. Due to the crap weather and other priorities I haven't done much recently but got a pretty free weekend ahead of me so praying for some at least dry weather to crack on removing front suspension and axle, once I have them off I'll then move on to doing a cam belt change..... 
