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#148913 10/20/2006 1:55 AM
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I'm neering the end of this restoration project, but need to now how the rear window works in this 1929 chevy ton and a half truck. I really need to know how it's held in, if there is a gasket, and what kind of moldings are around it.Any photos of how it works to would be great if anybody has them Also does anybody have an outside door handle that they could sell me? I also need some of the moldings that go around the door glasses. once again any help is appreciated. thanks Dave

#148914 10/20/2006 3:11 AM
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chevy93,The back glass on my 29 was held in by some small stips of wood nailed inside of the frame next to the glass. there wasnt any seal or rubber,but after that many years who knows.Hope this helps.


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