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#244522 08/13/2005 4:29 AM
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I have a 49 panel delivery that has the front window track broken loose at the bottum. Is this spotwelded in that I have to cut the door to make room to weld it back in? Does any body make a replacement that could be possibly bolted in? The catalogs that I have do not show anything for the no vent window. Any help would me apprecdiated. Thanks Al

#244524 08/14/2005 9:55 AM
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Hmm...I know it was bolted at the bottom on the '51-up models with the vent windows. You might want to get a mirror and look up in there, it could be as simple as a missing bolt. The doors are the same as the pickups and other trucks, you might get more answers if you ask in one of the other forums.


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#244525 08/14/2005 11:13 PM
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Mine did the same thing and I used a SS sheet metal screw slightly larger to catch it and it drew it in perfectly. I also had everything out of the door and the kick panel removed so it was a little easier.


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