Duane in Tennessee
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Pop-Out Window Frames
econopoor- Econoline Guru
- Number of posts : 1747
Location : Jackson TN
Registration date : 2010-04-18
- Post n°26
Re: Pop-Out Window Frames
Well, It's not mine. It belongs to Doug Shin. He had the glass cut and holes drill at the glass shop. I don't know if he had it tempered or if it's laminated. Beautiful job. The whole truck is a work of art. By far my favorite Econo. I wish it was mine.
Duane in Tennessee
Duane in Tennessee
VCVCSmiley- Number of posts : 73
Location : New Orleans
Age : 54
Registration date : 2010-09-16
- Post n°27
Re: Pop-Out Window Frames
I need a pair too. Keep me posted as well.
Eagle1- Number of posts : 144
Location : Prescott, MI
Registration date : 2010-09-18
- Post n°28
Re: Pop-Out Window Frames
Mine are all rusted and a pair would be perfect. pm me with the particulars, (Price, shipping, do we use the glass out of our old ones?)
thanks eagle1
thanks eagle1
hermeytheelf- Number of posts : 11
Location : Portland, OR
Registration date : 2014-01-28
- Post n°29
Re: Pop-Out Window Frames
I would love to replace all six windows on my 68 Handibus Custom!!!
Van crazy- Number of posts : 533
Location : buffalo ny
Registration date : 2011-08-04
- Post n°30
Re: Pop-Out Window Frames
Should be real soon. Im almost done with my 6 and then I will get some going. I will post in parts for sale when this happens. also on this post also.
codysdad6221- Number of posts : 7
Location : Lakewood, CA
Registration date : 2012-12-18
- Post n°31
Pop Out Windows
I'd be interested a pair.
donivan65- Governor
- Number of posts : 12246
Location : San Diego, California
Registration date : 2008-05-12
- Post n°32
Re: Pop-Out Window Frames
Twinpilot001 wrote:yes =keep those wheels turning. some of us would need new seals some not?? yet im talking of where the glass fits the channel?? that should be readily avail @ most glass supply houses-its just a flat seal that i know you cut & trim after glass is installed in the channel!=typical of all glass installed in early vans/autos. whwen im talking seals im speaking of the actual rubber like from steele products. which every vanner can get . Thinking best to get just the built channel alone from you?? :cheers:
The glass gasket is a tight slip over piece of molded rubber....
Van crazy- Number of posts : 533
Location : buffalo ny
Registration date : 2011-08-04
- Post n°33
Re: Pop-Out Window Frames
Hi Donivan I am not using the original rubber I am wrapping the glass with silicone tape then installing into my frame it is a very tight fit. I will get some pics on that when I set the next window. The stuff I use is called "Wrap It" I got it at auto zone it worked great being silicone flavor it is very hard to tear.
Van crazy- Number of posts : 533
Location : buffalo ny
Registration date : 2011-08-04
- Post n°34
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Edoz- Number of posts : 18
Location : Tulsa, OK
Registration date : 2012-09-30
- Post n°35
Re: Pop-Out Window Frames
I'd possibly be interested in a pair.
vanner68- Number of posts : 655
Location : Eastpointe MI
Registration date : 2008-09-22
- Post n°36
Re: Pop-Out Window Frames
quiero dos pares
Van crazy- Number of posts : 533
Location : buffalo ny
Registration date : 2011-08-04
- Post n°37
Re: Pop-Out Window Frames
You say you want 2 pair.
vanner68- Number of posts : 655
Location : Eastpointe MI
Registration date : 2008-09-22
- Post n°38
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sí señor
pan58head- Number of posts : 512
Location : new hampshire
Registration date : 2010-03-15
- Post n°39
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I want a pair also, you going to be busy!!!!!!!
Van crazy- Number of posts : 533
Location : buffalo ny
Registration date : 2011-08-04
- Post n°40
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savage- Number of posts : 2632
Location : Where Rust Never Sleeps in Ft Wayne IN
Registration date : 2008-05-15
- Post n°41
Re: Pop-Out Window Frames
I got 4 windows with those kind of latches. Guess they must be the early version??
Most of the ones I have (or have seen in JY) got the other style.
Most of the ones I have (or have seen in JY) got the other style.
Van crazy- Number of posts : 533
Location : buffalo ny
Registration date : 2011-08-04
- Post n°42
Re: Pop-Out Window Frames
Is it the same bolt pattern or the same span 1 1/4 I will need to know this if there is somthing different out there.I have to mill the frame to accept this latch.
savage- Number of posts : 2632
Location : Where Rust Never Sleeps in Ft Wayne IN
Registration date : 2008-05-15
- Post n°43
Re: Pop-Out Window Frames
VC they look to be the same just different handles(easer to make Holes tn widow look the same & is 1 &1/4 with at frame mount.(sorry more crappy pics)Hope this helps??
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Van crazy- Number of posts : 533
Location : buffalo ny
Registration date : 2011-08-04
- Post n°44
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Thanks Tom sounds good....
VANagain- Number of posts : 1048
Location : San Diego, CA
Age : 63
Registration date : 2008-05-16
- Post n°45
Re: Pop-Out Window Frames
Hey VC,
I looked into rechroming my latches but they said I'd have to take them all apart, meaning drilling out the rivets. And I think it would be about impossible to find replacement rivets the right length, and with the different diameters on the shank vs the end. I did drill out the one rivet that holds the latch to the window frame bracket. Right now I've just put bolts in there with self-locking nuts.
So, you can powder coat with them assembled? Sounds like a good option. What happens where the parts overlap? Did you have to remove the chrome coating first? And they are always covered with surface rust.
BTW, I think they switched to those "rounded" latches in 1966. And they are interchangeable.
I looked into rechroming my latches but they said I'd have to take them all apart, meaning drilling out the rivets. And I think it would be about impossible to find replacement rivets the right length, and with the different diameters on the shank vs the end. I did drill out the one rivet that holds the latch to the window frame bracket. Right now I've just put bolts in there with self-locking nuts.
So, you can powder coat with them assembled? Sounds like a good option. What happens where the parts overlap? Did you have to remove the chrome coating first? And they are always covered with surface rust.
BTW, I think they switched to those "rounded" latches in 1966. And they are interchangeable.
Van crazy- Number of posts : 533
Location : buffalo ny
Registration date : 2011-08-04
- Post n°46
Re: Pop-Out Window Frames
Vanagain.... Thats the nice thing about powdercoat, The parts are charged with electricity to make the powder stick to the part so it gets in all the nooks and crannys and it is such a thin layer it covers really well. I sand blasted the latches first to get the high spots of the chrome and to achieve proper adhesion.. Real quike I didnt spend to much time blasting just hit the chome to rough it up. use caution around the spring steel. I also gave them a rust inhibitor bath before blasting to remove the rust it worked great on that spring steel. So the powder is like plastic dust when you bake it it melts togeather awsome stuff. so this is the way to go. You could not paint these parts without them sticking togeather it would be to thick in all the wrong places. As soon as the parts have been baked it is super hard you cant fingernail the paint if you know what I mean..... Time only will tell how it holds up but I think its all good as long as air cant get to the steel it wont rust.. The silver chrome I used matches really well with the frames also.
Chevboner- Number of posts : 209
Location : Skokie, IL
Age : 35
Registration date : 2012-09-15
- Post n°47
Re: Pop-Out Window Frames
VC Do you think you'd be able to powder coat the frames you are making?
I'd be interested also, possibly 6 so I can add to the rear doors.
I'd be interested also, possibly 6 so I can add to the rear doors.
NipRing- Number of posts : 336
Location : Waukesha WI
Registration date : 2011-08-14
- Post n°48
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I'm down for a pair too.
Van crazy- Number of posts : 533
Location : buffalo ny
Registration date : 2011-08-04
- Post n°49
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Chevbone you should be able to powder coat the frames. As long as the oven your cooking them in is large enough. I dont think you will want to powder coat when you see them the frames really looking pretty good . Im just waiting for my glass setting tape so I can finish mine then I will post when I will be ready to make them for you. Im supposed to get this tape somtime this week.
vanner68- Number of posts : 655
Location : Eastpointe MI
Registration date : 2008-09-22
- Post n°50
Re: Pop-Out Window Frames
updates?