1966 A100 8in Chop

Not sure but maybe this would work for the Dodge. It's what Donivan recommends for the Chevy hinges. Maybe he'll chime in.

Ive done a couple one piece window conversions on different applications but they all were the same principle. If you can find directions for a chevy pickup one piece conversion that should give you an idea what you need to do. If your trying to do electric, The company to check out is Nu-Relic for the type of regulators I would use because i could see those being used in many applications. You can trace out the glass template from cardboard or poster board and have your local glass shop cut it and use their regulator. You might could also modify the stock manual regulators and just fab up an additional guide channel for the forward glass edge to ride in.

wide load has the set that was sold at napa auto parts

Looks like she's coming together nicely

lots of nice work going on there. looks great.!!!!!

Kool!!! Moving right along! Thanks for the pics

dix wrote:lots of nice work going on there. looks great.!!!!!

Thanks guys
After the rhino/bed-liner came off, we could see how bad the roof really was.
Tons of little rust holes and two big patches that need lots of attention.

this is a hell of a project.. bravo man

Nice Team Effort! Looking Great!!!

suicideking wrote:this is a hell of a project.. bravo man

Thanks for the input. I think the roof may be in primer in the next few days.
Its getting exciting!

vanny wrote:Nice Team Effort! Looking Great!!!

Thanks. It may look like a team effort but only one guy (Dave M.) has been doing all the work!
I Just make jokes and take pictures!

Anyone else with an A100 around Chicago/South Suburbs ?

brazen wrote:

Roof is finally in primer
Also working on one piece glass/getting rid of the vent windows

Will the windows still operate as roll-up/down as a single piece glass? or will the wing become static and the main roller window remains the same?

suicideking wrote:Will the windows still operate as roll-up/down as a single piece glass? or will the wing become static and the main roller window remains the same?

The glass will be single piece glass eliminating the wing window completely.

Wow,Really Kool!

A lot of nice work, your friend Dave is a talented guy that seams to have done a lot of body work.

Excited to see the finished product!

Removal of some of the internal door bracing. This was necessary for the longer one piecee glass.
Also stretching/modifying  an old rice car spoiler wing.  Couldn't find anything wide enough.

Looks like the Hard Work is done now...Can't wait to see how it turns out with paint!!!

the project looks great, any plans on the front windshield yet ??

Nothing like the look of a "Chopped Van" all I can say is your friend is One Hell of a body man "Great Job" cant wait to see it painted..!!!.. ..You can find the wider rear wings on ebay I see them from time to time like the style I have or the fibreglass one like you have also look under 3rd gen Vans 1971-??..