I'm trying to install the rear quarter windows in my 37 Tudor and have had to walk away from it several times in total frustration. I was able to figure out the door windows with only a little frustration but these are altogether aggravating!
My first problem is I had to buy new window channels which I'm told need to be cut to correct length for the particular year. (all of the parts suppliers I contacted sell the same channel, Drake, Carpenter, Mac's ...) Well I don't know the correct length since I don't have the originals. The measurement I need is from the front end of the channel to the center of the alignment stud which is mounted on the 'V' shaped flange that hangs on the bottom of the channel. Then how much of the window should extend past the front edge of the channel as well? The hook shaped arm on the regulator engages this stud and it must be in the correct position for the window to roll back, down and up properly.
Any help with this would be appreciated greatly!
Thanks, DACris
My first problem is I had to buy new window channels which I'm told need to be cut to correct length for the particular year. (all of the parts suppliers I contacted sell the same channel, Drake, Carpenter, Mac's ...) Well I don't know the correct length since I don't have the originals. The measurement I need is from the front end of the channel to the center of the alignment stud which is mounted on the 'V' shaped flange that hangs on the bottom of the channel. Then how much of the window should extend past the front edge of the channel as well? The hook shaped arm on the regulator engages this stud and it must be in the correct position for the window to roll back, down and up properly.
Any help with this would be appreciated greatly!
Thanks, DACris