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Anyone know where you can find full size window patterns for a 1950 Chev halfton. Want to replace front two piece windshield and rear window.

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These will get you what you need but the side glass will be for Venti-pane doors.

http://www.oldchevytrucks.com/cart/product.asp?prodid=WI172&i=|glass patterns||

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Thanks Brad, have checked it out and will save for future use.


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Just curious,
Why have the glass cut locally instead of buying from Jim Carter? Fit? Cost?

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save on shipping for starters, glass is heavy + it's likely you can get it installed for less then the vendors price .... and the local shop takes the risk of any breakage wink

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Makes sense.

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Originally Posted by 52_3100
Just curious,
Why have the glass cut locally instead of buying from Jim Carter? Fit? Cost?

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You also get the added benefit of supporting the 'little local guys'. thumbs_up

Last edited by jockbolter50; 07/25/2012 2:29 AM.

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