36 Coupe window channel question

Fredb_

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Does anyone have a photo of a 36 Coupe door window channel or can you tell me if these are correct?
Thanks
Fred
 

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Here's a photo Don Rogers posted for me a couple of years ago:


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Thanks Randy,
Based on your posting I would say mine are probably not any version of 1936 Coupe channel. I will do some further measuring to see if there's any way to use them with modifications.
 

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Randy and Fred, There is a mistake that I made in Randys image. What I called a 3 window was actually a fordor channel. Here is the correct channel for either a 3 or 5 window coupe.
 
I believe the channels I've got are for 37 or 38 but could be cut off to be very close to the 36 coupe channel. Check the photos. Could possibly help someone else in the future.
 

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I think you can cut. I think some of the aftermarket glass channels are made to cover several different years and are intended to be cut down as required. Overall length is probably not critical.

What is critical is the location of the pin that will be caught by the regulator’s cam to move the glass horizontally. The dimension from front edge of glass to that pin must match the original. If not, movement will bind before it can transition to/from horizontal to up-down.
 
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