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Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: Muskoka, Canada
Posts: 2,362
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Originally Posted by VacantSky
I modified my 86 coupe passenger door frame to accept a 65-68 swing vent window. If there’s enough interest I might make a write up, once I do a few finishing touches on the passenger one I will go ahead and do the drivers side and can document it
Short story is, you have to drill 4 holes in your frame, and drill out two rivets that attach a mounting bracket to the cross frame of the non swing window so you can re-use it
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(Edit: the benefit of this is you get to keep your aluminum frames. 65-67 were made of brass, and 68 was a one year only aluminum vent window for the coupe, so if you can find those then you’re golden. I originally planned to just have my brass ones blasted and powder coated. But the mounting holes didn’t line up perfectly, and I didn’t want to modify my door. It’s very close but I wasn’t satisfied with the fit. I feel like this is a great alternative. I’ll probably just vinyl wrap what very little chrome I have seeing as it is minor).
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Ive been wanting to do this. Have you been able to match the glass green tint from the ‘86? Where did you source the vent window frame, etc?
Cheers,
Johan
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