one piece side windows

[rustbucket66]

I posted an ad on this previous, and lost the paper I had written the manufaturer's name on. Alzeimers I guess. Looking for a kit to remove the side vent window, and having one piece sideglass. There is a muanufacturer that has a kit for electric one piece side glass. Anyone know who makes it?

[speedkills]

is it this thread?

http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...=324303&page=4

[Clyde65]

Just from what I have seen, if this is on a 64-66, alot of cutting needs to be done, there is a metal hump inside the door in the bottom front that will need to be cut out for the glass to go all the way down. This is just one of the challenges.

[rustbucket66]

I am aware of the cutting inside the door. The kit offered had the glass, and all that is needed, including detailed instructions on how to install. After all the welding I've had to do on the floor, cab mounts, rockers, and cab corners, along with some other small repairs, this can't be that bad. I just can't remember who sells this kit. I definately want to ditch the vent windows.

[Clyde65]

One piece windows

http://nolimit.net/prodinfo.asp?number=GLS-6466

Power window kit
http://nolimit.net/prodinfo.asp?number=PW-100

Also there is a company called Nurelics, they make power windows for our trucks but Idk if they are 1 piece or not

http://www.nu-relics.com/

[rustbucket66]

No Limit, that's it! Thank you for the info, much appreciated. Like your truck also, mine is white as well. Ever thought about lowering it?

[Clyde65]

Hey no problem, glad I could hear. Thank You, Those pics are from before I lowered it, and put different sneakers on him. I lowered 2/3 so far, will get spindles and blocks this summer.

[QWYKTRUK]

Originally Posted by rustbucket66

I am aware of the cutting inside the door. The kit offered had the glass, and all that is needed, including detailed instructions on how to install. After all the welding I've had to do on the floor, cab mounts, rockers, and cab corners, along with some other small repairs, this can't be that bad. I just can't remember who sells this kit. I definately want to ditch the vent windows.

Hey there rustbucket. I did the windows and it is a lot of work. I looked up this old thread from 2007 .
http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...=piece+windows



TTYL, John/qwyktruk

[rustbucket66]

Thanks John, I don't care how much work it is, that's never been a problem for me. I love the clean look of yours. The overall look of yours is awesome, the low stance, the wind machine sticking out of the hood, and the pro street thing in the back. Very cool. Did you shave the bumper bolts also? Hard to tell by the pic, but the bumper looked smooth. Oh, I'm a Niner fan, and a black and silver ride has nothing to do with Al Davis's mess in Oakland.

[SCOTI]

Originally Posted by QWYKTRUK

Hey there rustbucket. I did the windows and it is a lot of work. I looked up this old thread from 2007 .
http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...=piece+windows



TTYL, John/qwyktruk

How do you like them? Give us the details.....

[QWYKTRUK]

Originally Posted by SCOTI

How do you like them? Give us the details.....

Hi SCOTI, The one piece power windows are a plus in the old truck! At first I thought it was too much work but when it was done it was worth it. The fitment inside the doors is tight and requires some cutting and grinding to make the correct angles. The most important part I found was the weakness created in the door skin when the vent window was removed. I added a piece of round stock under the inside edge of the bottom of the window channel to add strength. The windows have been in the truck for about 8 years and still work great.

John

[QWYKTRUK]

Originally Posted by rustbucket66

Thanks John, I don't care how much work it is, that's never been a problem for me. I love the clean look of yours. The overall look of yours is awesome, the low stance, the wind machine sticking out of the hood, and the pro street thing in the back. Very cool. Did you shave the bumper bolts also? Hard to tell by the pic, but the bumper looked smooth. Oh, I'm a Niner fan, and a black and silver ride has nothing to do with Al Davis's mess in Oakland.

Hey rustbucket, yes, the bumper bolts were smoothed. Although it looks black, the bottom color is Dark Slate Gray Metallic( 2000 Chrysler 300M color).

I'm from the Bay Area but vowed to never be a Raider fan again when the went to L.A. in '84... Had season tickets for 7 years .

John

[66BowTieBoy]

NO LIMIT ENGINEERING in San Bernardino California offer a kit for a little over $400. ( nolimit.net ) is their website and there's an interesting article about it.

Here's a link: http://www.classictrucks.com/tech/04...ows/index.html

It's in their technical section as, Project Old School-Building Out the Doors.