How to remove rear window trim from 64 B Body

[Butch <waedison@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hello everyone,

I'm gamely pushing ahead on the restoration of one of my two 64 Plymouth Sport Furys. I have a couple of leaks around the rear window that I need to repair, but first I need to get the rear window trim off. I've tried a couple of things that have not worked and am concerned that if I pry-push-pull any harder, I'll either break the window or ruin the trim. I know some of you have this mastered so would really appreciate you telling me how to do this. Thanks,

Butch Edison

64 Plymouth Sport Fury (2)

37 Plymouth hot rod

39 Ford Pickup (my dad's old work truck)

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