I am currently trying to rebuild the window and door lock parts to my 68'. I have encountered some screws that hold the inner and outer window fuzzies that are so rusted that a phillips head only starts to ream out the screw head. they are too close to fiberglass to try any heat source, should I try to drill them out or does anyone have a better solution. I am "totally screwed" at this point. Any help would be GREATLY APPRECIATED!!!! Thanks

Drill, with a short bit.
(Totally screwed!!!! That's funny! )

Joel, you are always Johnny on the spot, I would have bet money that you would be a first responder!! Thanks a bunch!!!

                                                         Jim Crawford

I accept cash.........

Try one of the screw removers made by craftsman. They fit in your drill, put your drill in reverse and it will come out. You may want to soak a little pb blaster ahead of time.

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Joel, you are always Johnny on the spot, I would have bet money that you would be a first responder!! Thanks a bunch!!!

                                                              Jim Crawford

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Joel's head is just getting bigger...............danger, danger, Will Robinson!! Warning!!

Try soaking them with GM Heat Valve Lube.  GM part number 1052627

It is the best penatrant you will ever find.  Makes PB blaster look wimpy.

Thanks for all the great advice, I am now unscrewed and moving on to the next step!!! Thanks again, Jim

Sorry , i seam to be too late with my advise but give it anyway ,you may encounter similar bad screws :

when i have a screw that doens't want to turn i hold the screw and turn the car . 

sorry , again Belgium humor.....

If the car is a right hand drive, do you turn the car the other way? kstyer38798.8355902778