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#242956 12/26/2004 7:54 AM
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Does anyone know where I can find the weatherstrip for all the rear side glass and rear clamshell glass also if there's someone that sells rear glass sets just the sides don't need the rear.

#242957 12/26/2004 4:08 PM
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Chevs of the 40's sells the rear window seals and the side glass.


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#242958 12/27/2004 7:52 PM
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Pulled all of the side glass out of my '50 burb this weekend. None broken out but half of them are cracked and all are discolored. I am going to use this set to make templates and have a local glass shop make new glass for me. The last local glass I had made was perfect, cost a less than catalog price and no shipping to worry about. Check local prices if you have something to work off of.

Buddy


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#242959 12/27/2004 11:30 PM
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Buddy,

Were the cracked panes the sliding pieces? All mine were cracked from being slid too far forward. I have put a "stop" in place that cannot be easily seen (in fact, it looks "natural") - a piece of black thick-wall tubing pressed into the run channel on the front side. When the glass is pushed forward, it is stopped by the edges of the tube in the run channel(top and bottom).

Tim

#242960 12/28/2004 1:53 AM
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My cracks were from something hitting them from the outside, not from the edges. I like your idea though! Better safe than sorry.

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#242961 12/30/2004 12:59 AM
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Manual Check Steele Rubber as well. Don't know which is cheaper but think Chev of 40's, etc. resells someone else's gskets.


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