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Still have the original windows? The original mechanism allowed the window to be opened slightly to act as a vent window.
The windows in my '37 Plymouth have been replaced with generic power window regulators that work well. If yours are originals, the nice folks at http://www.chryslerclub.org/ can be of help. |
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Yeah, the originals. I have a wing window...not sure what you are referring to. The problem is it seems to be off the track and gets in a bind when trying to roll it down. It may go an inch or so then the window starts tilting forward and binds to where you can't roll it down.
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With originals, that Chrysler club would be the best source for advice and repair parts. Most of them are OK with hotrodders since it's all about the MOPAR love, but there are a few iconoclasts.
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