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#1129175 10/12/2015 10:19 PM
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I a have a 36 but all the window channels are missing trying to figure out what to buy and how to install it.

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its been YEARS since I put mine in the 37 but as I remember it was fairly simply. I got mine from JimCarter. I had the door panels off and the window stuff out of the doors. My memory is vague but I think the one on my 37 fit up into the door run and I used a couple of small (#6?) screws to hold the ends and maybe a little 3M Super weather stripping in places.

I'd feel comfortable going ahead and buying what it calls for and that may answer a couple of your questions. I do have a shop repair manual but its not handy right now....and not sure it addresses the window channel anyway.

I know some fairly new bolters have signed in here and have 37's so maybe one of them will chime in...or maybe 6cylindersovertexas who has had his 37 for about 35 years!!
Good luck...and I"ll hunt up the repair manual.


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I just looked through my 37 shop manual and I did not see one item pertaining to the window channels. Maybe some one took some pictures on their build. (I lost a big roll of my pics)


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Sorry.
Can't help. The PO did that deed.

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I believe Alvin is right, a couple of small screws holds it in. There may be some clips also, been to long since I put mine in. Sure don't remember anything to hard about it.

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has anyone replaced the wooden door jambs with steel on a 36 T-14? I have heard that the 37/38 came with steel, don't really want to buy another cab kind of out of my budget
Any help with pic's would be great.
Thanks Steve


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