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#225357 01/22/2007 5:22 AM
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Does anyone know if there is a window kit to convert a small back glass cab into a big back glass cab. About 2 weeks ago I was at a local cruise nite, and in talking to another stovebolter he said that he had read an article in (he forgot) a magazine that had an article on how to purchase a window kit. If anyone knows of this kit, or what magazine article, or any supplier that would have these available, I would like to know so I could undertake this project. I have a '64 C-60 2 ton, one owner, with NO RUST, and I really want a big back glass.
Please e-mail me with any info. [email protected] Thanks, Warren


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Warren:

Converting the '60-'66 Chevy truck from a small back glass to a big back glass is not done with a kit. It is all custom fabricated hand work. The following tech article will give you a play-by-play of the process.

http://www.classictrucks.com/tech/CL_0309_OldSchool/index.html

Good luck and I hope this helps.

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All it takes is a new inner cab panel, the glass and a new window molding. Of coarse you will need to cut the outer sheet metal to the large window demensions. I saved a big back window inner panel from a 66 that I scrapped but Arizona is a long ways from me,
Scott


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You might want to think twice about the big back window seeing's ta how you live in Phoenix. It's going to be like sitting under a huge sun lamp cooking the back of your head.

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Ran into this in my wanderings, remembered your question. Not sure if its what you needed.

http://www.goodmarkindustries.com

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Classic Trucks had an article a few months ago on converting a 60-66 to a big back window.

Big Window Conversion

Its a rather good write-up on the conversion.

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I'm tellin' ya, all you need is a donor cab with the big back window to rob the inner sheet metal panel from. It's just spot welded in. I'm going to the big window on my 63 and I saved an inner panel from a 66 also. If anyone wants to do this conversion, come and get it,
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OK Guys, thanks so much for all of the articles, and input. Next question, does anyone know who has and sells inner cab panels for the big back glass??? Let me know, Thanks again, Warren


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if anybody makes that patch, it'll be Dynacorn

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Find a rotted out big back window cab and cut it out.

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There are no inner cab panels for converting the small back glass to a bid back glass. A donor cab or hand-fabricated panels are the only options, as shown in the Classic Trucks conversion article. I see '60-'66 Chevy truck cabs with the big back glass on eBay. I have purchased a couple myself. Good luck with your project.


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