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am looking for screw and sleeve for connecting window frame to channel for 46 pick-up..........looked everywhere and yes i've looked at the top 6 old parts suppliers and still nothing. anyone used anything different? thought about rivets, but what to keep original....anyone have any ideas? thanx
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did you try restoration supply in windber. pa 814 467 9842 ? good luck. mike
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thanx mike....would you know their web address? don
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if it ain't old..........why??
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How about window regulator rollers?? I was thinking of getting some special santoprene or nylon washers made up to stretch over the existing hub on the regulator. Anybody have any other good ideas for roller replacement? Mine are in sad shape on my '48. Thanks - Bowtie
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i have a couple of spare windows with tracks off a 46......do you think they will fit the 48? if so i can work something out with you on the rollers..... let me know don
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Thanks for the offer - I have all of the parts that the windows require to move (tracks, regulators, brkts...ect) it's just that the rubber looking material that rolls in the track is old and degraded. I found a guy on e-bay that will make washers to order, so I was going to order the major / minor dia, thickness and durometer to suit and stretch the new washer into place. I was just wondering if anyone else had any other ideas as to how to handle this. It must be a common retrofit. Bowtie
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