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#20817 10/22/2003 7:10 PM
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Thanks guys for your info. I have decided to blow gobs of money (again) and restore this panel. Before I can make a place for it in my garage, it'll have to sit in the drive for a few weeks. So, I need to get the glass in the holes to keep the rain out. Where to get a driver's window glass and both vent glasses? Also, does anyone have a source for the windshield and back door rubber? Thanks. Richard. PS I live north of Dallas, TX

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you might find a glass shop that has the templates to cut the safety glass or make a template from cardboard and when it fits right trim to plexiglass till you can get the glass ones cut.

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Most of the vendors have glass ready-made; I ordered my door & vent glass from ChevyDuty. They also have gaskets for the windshield and lengths of rubber you'll have to trim&glue for the back door glass, however, if you're looking for top quality gaskets you need to go to Steele Rubber.

To the best of my knowledge, nobody makes glass for the back doors with the correct curvature. I was lucky, the only glass that didn't need replacing on the Juggernaut was in the back doors.


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I have snagged several sets of back glass for the panels/suburbans on ebay over the last couple of years. They come up every once in a while and if people are sleeping at the switch you can get them reasonable enough. I have paid as little as $50 a pair and as much as $50 each . . . I have seen them go for $150+ a pair as well.


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