I don't have much experance with Windows and installing rubbers. Spent a bunch of time trying to get my back windows rubbers in, got fed up and found this video. Very helpful, more than likely its for newbies but thought I would post it.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=QvcJ_lU_VpQ
Helpful tip for installing window rubbers
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Re: Helpful tip for installing window rubbers
Great how-to video. Thanks. I'll make this a sticky. 
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Re: Helpful tip for installing window rubbers
That is a good video. But I'm surprised that they don't use any sealant or bedding compound at all on that truck. I'm more used to the Studebakers of that vintage and older, and on them you must use the 3M bedding compound or you will have leaks.
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First window ever should have put the seam on the bottom but I live in Phoenix so not to worried about it
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Re: Helpful tip for installing window rubbers
eBay, used the Back window seal from 65-71 BUG AND 1971 SUPER. It's a tight fit but I think it looks good or 1000 times better than what was there. It takes two seals to do both windows.