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Don't know what the parts may be or be called, as they are not there, but I have new door glass with the frames and the lower frame has 4 weld-nuts and the phillips head screws, but in the door, the window regulator has the typical 2 rollers. No parts were found in the door insides. The PO has no clue. I don't find the parts in the linked suppliers info. Must be a part that goes between to connect the rollers to the window frame. The truck is a 50 GMC. What the hey. Thanks in advance ( design ) Jon


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What year are the doors? The doors with the vent windows have a different arrangement. Even the regulators are different, one having more teeth on the crank than the other.
The two rollers on a scissor type frame, go into the slot on the lower frame. The slot is like a channel mounted on its side.
I am going to check a spare set I have and will get back to you.


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Just looking at a regulator now. This is from a 49 (no-vent).
The round unit with the winder and spring has a large geared semi-circle which the window crank turns. Attached to that with rivets is another piece about 8 inches long. It fastens to the scissor pieces and where it joins there is another bracket with 3 holes to bolt it to the door. On the scissor which rides up and down is a piece with two rollers (although these don't roll) which slides into the channel on the window frame. These rollers are on either side.
If you need pictures email me and I'll send you some.
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Just found another regulator in my shop that fits a door with vent windows. It is entirely different. It only has one arm coming off the crank area and only one roller.
Hope all this helps and pics are available.
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I have a set of the tracks that you need for those doors for 20.00. If you are interested email me at [email protected]


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