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Discussion in 'Traditional Hot Rods' started by thunderchickentoo, Oct 22, 2015.

  1. thunderchickentoo
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    Looking for a windshield frame and rubber seal for my 1933 Chevy Sedan. Thanks Jonathan
     
  2. tb33anda3rd
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    steele should have the gasket.
    it needs a frame? or an inner garnish molding?
     
  3. 29bowtie
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  4. chevyfordman
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    Steele makes the nicest windshield rubber, there is no frame, the inside garnish molding is what holds the glass in place.
     
  5. Jalopy Joker
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    another '33 Jim & Jean\'s -  Home Incline Village 013.jpg
     
    Model T1 likes this.
  6. primed34
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    Might need to know if it's Mercury(Standard) or Master Eagle.
     
  7. thunderchickentoo
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    not sure, I think they had an inner frame that held the windshield in against the rubber.
     
  8. thunderchickentoo
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    Guess I need the inside garnish molding. Thanks any Idea where to find one.
     
  9. thunderchickentoo
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    I believe it is a Master four door. Been turned into a two door and chopped.
     
  10. tb33anda3rd
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