TheOldMan

I need to do the same to mine. Always wondered how this could be done. Thanks.

Thanks to all. Very great information. I will go to Clarks Corvair and see what they have. It sounds like they might be the go to place to get one.

Thanks Ed.

For those of you who replaced the headliner in your '63 Riviera, can you help and tell me what material was used or the pattern that came in the car for replacement purposes, please? I am going to replace mine as it looks original. This liner is very old and brittle. I touch it and it falls apart. Here are two pictures of the one in the car now:

Just had the same problem....was the diodes in the alternator. replaced and fixed.

Nice ride. I like the wheels even though they're not original. Are you going to leave then on the car? I would. RivNut:: Yes I am.... love those wheels.

watch me......when all said and done all I need to do is push a button or 4 of them and all windows down.

Just picked up a 63 Riv cause I have loved the styling of this car forever. With every car purchase a little blood and tears has to fall to get it in shape as the way the new owner would like it. I have given much to the blood bank and lots left on the garage floor. I told myself 'never again' but here I go. just a couple of pics:

Ed, I have all that and more. I need to get the motor, tracks, and glass out but if the window doesn't move in the tracks what is the best way to get all that finger pinching equipment out of that tinny winny hole they give us? I will try and find the other thread to see what is being talked about.

Sorry.....get ahead of myself sometime......1963 Buick Riviera 401 ci 2 speed auto.... I might have called the window wrong.....the drivers side door window is called the drivers side door window and I know how to take the outer door skin off....... The window behind the door on the drivers side in the quarter panel is called ______? That's the one I can' get down.

Okay, now I am into fixing all the problem areas of this car. I have already fixed the power seat, (have it still out of the car so I can get under the dash), rear quarter panel, engine leaks, you know the usual maintenance stuff other people seem to not do. I have ordered all manuals for this car but they are not here yet and I need to remove the drivers power rear quarter window that is stuck in the up (closed) position to get it working. I have completed taking everything apart and am now trying to get the window down some so I can start taking it out. PROBLEM: can't seem to figure out how to start. I have tried to get info from other sources, but can't seem to find anywhere where to start. Dennis

Jim Cannon - It looks like you are correct..One side of the quart cylinder has a tag on it stating H2O OUT, the other says SOR (Sensor). It looks like it is a HHO generator.

gungeey - Here are two pictures under the air cleaner. Sorry, I just had the car delivered Sunday. First real chance I had to go over the whole car. There was no special equipment under the air cleaner top. The hose laying on the valve cover was just screwed into the top.

Thanks, now should I take it out or leave it in? Won't hurt to take it out I suppose.

So am I. Never saw a green cylinder with a hose that went into the air cleaner and had electrical on top on any car. I have researched this and can't find anything on it.

Hello, first time submitting a question on this forum. Just purchased a 1963 Riviera ( pictures coming later ). Loved the body lines for many years. Finally purchased one, but can anyone tell me what this is and what is it's use? Hope the item is visible. Thanks in advance, Dennis.