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I have a 49 Chevy COE 3-window cab. I would like to make it a 5-window! Would the corner windows of a regular cab be the same size as those on a COE? I'm pretty sure I can find regular 5-window cab parts trucks in some local old car junkyards nearby, but COE's are nonexistent! By chance, does anyone make a corner window "patch panel"? Is corner glass available? I'm new to this series of truck! My previous restifications have been on 55-72 trucks!


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coe welcome 2 the bolt lmc trucks,golden state parts prob.americanclassic trucks all have the corner windows for ad trucks dont know bout coe's though

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If you look in the book "How to restore your Chevrolet pickup", they actually do that as one of the examples. They used the top and rear from a conventional 5 window.


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COE, I belive the cabs were the same on the COE trucks so you should be able to Graft the top/back off a 5 window right onto it. Or even better if you find a 5 window cab in good shape you should be able to just swap them.
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Hey, I think that patch panel could be a money maker. Someone get to work!

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The front section of the COE cabs are quite a bit different from the regual cab trucks. There was a great thread on how to do this exact thing done by Martin Senior about a year or so ago. Basically you take the inner cab skin from a 5 window cab and install it into a 3 window cab. . . check this out.

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Thanks for all the suggestions and "how to" info, guys! smile I was told that this is the place to go to get all my truck questions answered!! cool


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