You should have a propere tool to take it off as it bends easily. There are clips about every 8 inches that snap/hook into the chrome strip sometimes you can get a small flat screwdriver to catch the lip and release it.Once you get a couple off the rest becomes easier as you just have to twist the strip a bit, being careful not to get a twist in it that stays there though. Start at the joint by removing the short piece that covers it.This should be in the center at the bottom. At least that is where it is on the 65 and 69. Rear windows, front I think are the same. It is the best place to start the removal.

 

When I did my chrome, I realized that one of my neighbors borrowed my tool, so I used a brake adjusting tool, just slip it under the chrome and gently pry it up. It worked fine for me.

 

do you know what the actual moulding clip looks like, the work is the same as if you were taking a window out pretty much. i think if you knew what the clip looked like under there, you could see exactly what you are trying to do. its hateful,esp. if theve never been off. take your time,as mentioned it bends awful easy. later

 

There is a tool for this. It's shaped like a "T" with sharp pointy ends to get under the clip and then pry it off of the lip that the moulding catches on. A good parts store will likely have it or a body shop supply house. Should be less than $20.

 

As an aside, it is not chrome, but stainless steel.

 

What do you know about solid metal pieces anyways?

But I can take the chrome off (and subsequently put it back on) without having to mess any other bit with the windows themselves....