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#351011 12/21/2007 5:22 AM
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I am wanting to convert a small rear window to a big rear window on my 64. Is there a template or anything that shows what to cut, where to crimp or flange, to let it accept the new glass? Any help will be appreciated...

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Lyall, I don't know about a template, but Custom Classic trucks had an article for grafting the big window opening. I'll see if I can find my issue and let you know. I don't think it as simple as cutting out the opening for the bigger glass. Found it, July 06 issue, but its for the 55-59 truck. You can check it out on thier web site. I'm not that fimilar with the 60's window, but someother bolter will fill in the blanks.

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Yes you can do it. It is not easy by any means. And there are many ways so I guess I am not much help. Except that to tell you that I changed the hole rear panel on My 61. And even at that it is a lot of work. Well it will be when I finish. smile

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It would be a lot easier to change out the cabs. I have two parts trucks w/ big window and thought about it, but I prefer the small window in my 66. To replace cab it's a bolt on process. To do just the window it's alot of cutting and welding x2. From the doner to the project.


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Hey guys! I will check into your suggestions, as this is my first build. I guess buying some really good mirrors is the next option...

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Lyall
Gulfport, MS

1964 Chevy C-10 SWB Stepside

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