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layinrocker65 10-27-2016 05:17 PM

Going from one piece back to wing window
 
I recently got a 1955 series 2 that was converted to one piece windows. I would like to go back to the wing windows for functionality and nostalgia. Can I convert back from the modified door or do I need to get another set of doors? Looks like the mounts were cut off inside the door. Any help is appreciated.

mongocanfly 10-27-2016 07:16 PM

Re: Going from one piece back to wing window
 
Another set of doors would be the way to go..especially if all the mounting brackets have been cut out..

joedoh 10-27-2016 08:58 PM

Re: Going from one piece back to wing window
 
here is another thread talking about it. I used these pictures before.

http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s....php?p=7411782

mr48chev 10-28-2016 02:27 PM

Re: Going from one piece back to wing window
 
I'd just get another set of doors and sell the doors with the one piece glass to someone who wanted them. You might post them on Craigslist offering to trade them straight across for proper doors with vent wings and good glass that are in equal condition.

I'd think that there is probably someone within an hour's drive that would jump at it. You may even have someone close enough on here that wants single piece door glass that contacts you.

On the other hand after looking at a photo of one of my doors it actually it might not be that hard to change them back as the big part is welding the bracket/tab for the vent to sit on back in the door.
http://i173.photobucket.com/albums/w...s/DSCN1321.jpg

That's a 51 door but the tab is the same. If your truck still has it's original doors all the screw holes and other pieces still should still be in the door.
The inside molding around the glass is different as it has a notch for the vent post an may be cut away a bit for clearance for the vent wing it's self. If you moldings still have the notch you are good to go there.


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