G-Body Flush Glass and Interior Program
Flush glass
for the G-body
1978–1988
Fesler is tooling flush-mount, trimless glass for the GM A/G-body, plus a fiberglass dash, door panels, kick panels and console. No chrome reveal. No rubber gasket. Glass bonded straight to the body. We looked for this kit and could not find it anywhere, so we are building it.
Fesler USA is tooling flush-mount automotive glass and fiberglass interior components for the 1978 to 1988 GM A/G-body platform, including the Chevrolet Monte Carlo, Buick Regal and Grand National, Pontiac Grand Prix, and Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme. The glass is built to the same DOT-compliant laminated and tempered specification as the kits Fesler ships today. The first pre-order, the G-body flush-mount glass kit, is live with final pricing to be announced, and the full fitment matrix publishes once cars are measured and verified. Sign-ups on this page are the input Fesler uses to set which model gets tooled first.
What is being built
One glass program, one interior program, one platform. Every piece below is in work right now, and every stage is published on this page as it moves.
The trim delete
Factory G-body glass sits in a rubber gasket behind a chrome reveal molding. Fesler deletes both. DOT glass, urethane bonded straight to the body, so paint runs into glass in one line.
The parts list
Six items, one platform. Stage bars show where each part actually is: design, tooling, sample, production. They move when the work moves, not before.
What we know.
What we are checking.
Most coming soon pages tell you everything is settled. This one tells you what is actually true today. When a row changes, the list hears about it first.
Tell us what
you drive
Your model and year set the tooling order. The quarter glass sequence is genuinely undecided, and this list is the input that decides it.
You hear first. When the first G-body part goes live, the board gets the drop before anyone else sees it.
No payment, no deposit, no card. This is a build sheet, not a checkout.
On the board.
Your car is counted. When the first G-body part goes live, you hear first.
Now on the site
The first G-body pre-order is live, and the platform has its own collection. Pre-order pricing is anchored to the flush kits Fesler sells today, with final pricing announced before the first kit ships.
1978–1988 G-body flush-mount glass kit
DOT laminated front, tempered rear, trimless and urethane bonded. Front and rear kit, or each on its own. Final pricing to be announced.
1978–88 G-body
Every G-body part lands here as it goes live. Glass first, interior behind it.
Straight answers
The short version of everything above, in the order people ask it.
Can I buy any of this today?+
What will it cost?+
Will it fit my year and model?+
What about T-tops?+
Is flush glass street legal?+
Can I install it myself?+
My car is not in the model list.+
What can I buy right now?+
While you wait
The same flush glass and interior work, shipping today for these platforms. This is the spec the G-body program is being built to.
1st Gen Camaro
Shop the platform →2nd Gen Camaro
Shop the platform →Chevelle
Shop the platform →Nova
Shop the platform →C10 + Blazer
Shop the platform →Squarebody
Shop the platform →Mustang
Shop the platform →Charger
Shop the platform →Eleven years of cars.
One piece of glass.
Your move.
Put your car on the board and help set which G-body gets tooled first. It costs nothing, and you hear everything before anyone else does.
