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Any bolters out there ever convert a small window (60-66) pickup to a big window. Im a pretty skilled bodyman and it doesnt seem that difficult but dont want to ruin my cab finding out it cant be done.

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It's easy to do on the outside. It's the inside that makes it hard. I had to put a new roof on my 63 big window with a roof from a 63 small. I took the inside from the old roof apart at the upper seam and welded it into the roof of the small window replacement roof. I've never tried just a conversion, but I would bet money you'll have to find a donor to get the inside sheetmetal to make it look factory. Once you have the two cabs next to each other, the difference is obvious,
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check out Chevytalk or 67-72chevytrucks, there is a fella from Vacaville who is doing to his 66,,his handle is hilander451, IIRC,,brian


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The information below is an excellent source for the small to big back window conversion. Project Old School has many excellent technical articles for the '64-'66 Chevy trucks.

Big Back Window Conversion

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this is hilander's home page:

http://home.earthlink.net/~hilandr451/

He posted lots of pics with details on how he was doing his truck... good stuff. I think he posted on 67-72 and chevytalk.

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Thanks to everyone who replied...my 65 big window cab is so rusted out i dont know if it can be saved and it sure is easier to find doner cabs of the small window flavor...I guess ill see what i can do...thanks again


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