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I had a feeling it also had a torsion bar too, I found a salvage yard in Missouri that has a 64 wagon but he didnt know if the parts were interchangeable.Now I know they are...This old guy got all excited when I found the missing trim pieces and clips at the junk yard yesterday,He's gonna freak out tomorrow...Tell ya the truth ,ya made my day too.. I got one more question. How did you find that link? It would be nice to know if I ever get In a jamb again ...I knew the info had to be out there but I didnt have any luck finding it... Thank You All ...I really apprecieate your effort BTW the old guy is a disabled Vet that brought some lead home with him and all anyone seemed to want to do was screw him because he didnt know cars he just wanted his wagon restored that he bought new when he got back from Nam and hes meeting up with a few of his Nam buddys in April and wanted his car to go with him.........God bless our vets... Last edited by deadbodyman; 02-03-2011 at 05:31 PM. 
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Heres a couple pics of the car the first is of the gate and the holes I suspected were for the tracks/guides...The guy put a ton of money in this car,it still has the origainal 283 and power glide but all redone
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Sweet
That's a straight ride Man, I'd like to dump a Big Block,T400, 4.56's & slicks and go drag race the old fker.
About the link, all I can say is Goggle is good, but you have to use good search words. Glad I could help a good ol boy.  olnolanOh, Tell that ol boy with the wagon thanks for doing Nam, tell him alot of folks appreciate him more than he knows.
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Yep---those holes are for the glass guide channel
The screw will be either stainless or chrome 1/4-20 hex bolt that has a very thin head and a large washer with it----only about 1/2" long Same type of screw holding the lower glass run in the front doors (if it has these) (my 66 Elky has them in the door, under the latch)
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Oh---those screws will be in virtually ALL hardtop or Converts---may not be in a sedan (but the 64-67 Elky)
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It's a 60 Impala, 348 4 bbl, with a fresh RED paint job and a 19 yr old private. 
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DB, you're one of the good guys, bless you for taking the time to help this guy out.
Google is the bomb if you take time to learn how to use it. I ALWAYS use the advanced search function, the more you play, the better you will get at finding things. Cheeses my wife sometimes, she will be looking for something for hours, I will find it in minutes. Another Google function is images, play with that when you have a few hours on your hands. And when I play poker I will use the language function to know what the players are saying, open Google on a separate tab, copy and paste the chat, interpret in Google. Long live Google!
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Dinger dont tell your wife but cheeses is a very unusual and kinda funny name ....She from wisconson??????
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Awe,Bigfoots not too bad once you get past the hairy armpit (she's half french you know) Now ,her mama on the other hand...
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02-05-2011, 04:46 AM
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CHEESES, CHEESIN' That's two words I aways use for someone smiling with all 32 teeth. Like this
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CHEESIN RICE,If I had 32 teef I'd smile like that too.
My little 4yr old grand daughter doesnt even have all her teeth yet and she can cuss like a sailor...  The other day she told the dog "get your as's in here" Of coarse I"M the one that gets punished.....   I'm going to have to learn my cheese's a little better...
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