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#1405134 04/07/2021 7:37 PM
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Got to replace the door windows in my 50 so what do you folks use to secure the top frame to bottom frame? Some of the parts vendors have a barrel sleeve and bolt but could I just use a small bolt and nut?
I was also thinking of using RV silicone in the frame, anyone have any issues with that?
Thanks Joe


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Joe Alan #1405166 04/08/2021 12:30 AM
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Joe, it's been a while since I replaced my passenger door window and I recall removing and re-using the proper screws and barrel nuts. I'm not sure there's room for a nut? The barrel nut seems like the way to go and at $6.00 for a set..........You might check a hardware store for replacement screws and barrel nuts. The barrel nuts and screws really maintain the integrity of the window frame when properly secured.

If you can use a small screw and nut that doesn't interfere with the window glass, it may be worth a try.

You might use the search function for using silicone instead of glass setting tape. I'm sure others will chime in and get you the info you need. Check this thread out: (CLICK)

Good luck,

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Joe Alan #1405174 04/08/2021 12:54 AM
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Mine had a type of thin roll pin, so I had to drill them out to get the frame apart.
I’ll check the hardware stores to see if I can find the barrel sleeve, I can order some but would probably pay more for the shipping than what they cost
Thanks for the help


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Joe Alan #1405843 04/13/2021 2:37 AM
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Pay the money for the proper fasteners. It will add years to the end of your life.
I used Black RTV for the glass in the frame. Let it completely set and then remove the excess with a razor blade.


1952 5-window - return to "as built" condition | 1950 3100 with a 235 and a T-5 transmission

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