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60s suburban windows question.

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  1. bigfive
    Joined: Oct 3, 2003
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    bigfive
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    from south L.A.

    I just picked up a rusty 65 burb. I'm wondering if anyone know where I can get the sliding side rear windows. Any know. Was it an after market part or only on deluxe models? [​IMG]


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  2. BigFive.I cant answer your question but I had one back in the 70s It was stolen out in front of a friends house.Guy was drunk .He hit a phone pole ran across 2 yards with it and then plowed in to 2 cars with it. I got the truck back and all I had to do is replace the front bumper and the radiator. They really built them good and strong back then. Bruce.
     
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  3. Good luck with your sliding windows.Bruce.
     
  4. squirrel
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    I had a 66 that came with factory ac, and only two rows of seats. It had sliders in the middle, and fixed windows at the rear side locations. I kind of liked it that way.. I also noticed that some of them had sliders at all 4 locations.

    when it was time to build my 57, the slider frames were kind of rusty. I thought about it and decided I didn't need sliders at all, so I got some of the weatherstrip used on the non sliding 66, and put fixed glass in all 4 positions. Works fine.

    but if you don't have AC, and you live where it's warm, and you will have folks riding in back, you probably want sliders.
     
  5. 1934coupe
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    If what you are asking for is the glass, that can be made up at a glass shop using automotive safty glass. If you mean the slides and associated parts, I think you would have to ask the Chevy/GMC truck guys that. I like the truck, I'm a suburban/panel guy myself.

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  6. czuch
    Joined: Sep 23, 2008
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    from vail az

    Its flat glass. Talk to an automotive glazier.
    A real one, not the ones with the E-3 replacing windshields.
     
  7. 1934coupe
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    Your quick squirrel!

    Pat
     
  8. DDDenny
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    from oregon

    My 66 has OEM four window sliders.
    The glass is the easy part, the not so easy part is finding the frames, mine were a little rusty as is common but I found some (many years ago) and used the donor pieces to weld in which is a bit tricky as they are pretty thin material.
    The rubber pieces were not being reproduced when I put this truck on the back burner so not sure what is being reproduced now.

    A good website for info and parts sources is the 67-72 Chevy truck website, they also cover the 60-66 models.


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  9. X2 with what has already been said, and get on 67-72chevytrucks like DDDenny suggested.
    Put a wanted add in the 60-66 for sale/wanted section and I'm sure you'll hear from someone who has the sliders and frame- just be prepared to pay for them... not quite unobtainium, but those parts are desired and hard to find.
     
  10. Nothing for sliders being repo'd. There's a guy on craigslist that parting out some burbs and panels in the IE.
     
  11. bigfive
    Joined: Oct 3, 2003
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    from south L.A.

    Thanks guys. Not worried about the glass. Just looking for the frames/tracks.


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  12. thefalconer
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