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wow Dave that 2 dr is amazing You don't see that many 2dr I like very much and if I were younger I would try to get this one Have a nice day!

Ian this is what you need to do your channel can not be all one piece one side goes across the top and down one side then you cut the another side to just go to top and bottom install the top and side pc. put the window in push to bott0m then install last pc of channel sliding it down apply weatherstrip and tape tight

If your glass is that tight then you will have to take out one side of channel put window down and insert channel on that side When you get channel in put some weatherstrip at top and tape it tight.Hope this works for you Frank

Ian you need to put in glass channel first because you want it to be secure to the sides The window is designed to go in from the inside of the car You turn glass sideways and drop it in turning it to the correct posistion as you go down Slowly turn do not force After the window is in then you can attach to winder mechanism. Also make sure winder mechanism is all the way down when putting glass in

Okay Dave I am impressed Send me an email with the for sale price This one is super nice

Ian do you have the rubber for the front vent windows seller on ebay has right and left for $135.00 if interested let me know Frank

1936 chevy pickup nos left rear fender Will send pictures if interested Call 423-360-5651 in Tn The price is $400.00 and will build crate and ship for $125.00 This is left rear fender for sale

Ian the front windows are different because the window comes down as a whole unit including vent window or you can roll just the window without the vent. you have to put a channel into the vent channel metal so that the window as channel on each side but the top l channel works for both the window and the vent. The back doors don't have the vent window in them.

Ian the best way I have found to put windows into finished channel is to place window at an angle and have the riser cranked all the way down then let window go down as far as you can at this angle.Then slowly start to straighten glass as you pull the window up to the top. If you can get some help have them hold the window while you slowly crank the riser up until you get to one of the large openings in the door panel. Then slowly let the glass down until you can insert rollers of riser into lower window channel on glass. It takes some time but you can do it. Hope this helps

Ian, the material in the channels are the same for the back and front, they are just different lenghts. When you look inside your door, you will see the metal channels that the cloth channel goes into. Usually you make one side the length of the metal channel and the front channel goes across the top and down one side. So, it will be an upsidedown L for the front channel and then a straight piece connects to this top L channel. Usually there are catches at the bottom of the metal channel that hold the cloth material in the channel but i find that if you use 3M super weather adhievsive it will hold the channel in quite nicely. The L channel will always go to the front of the car, even on the front and back doors. Usually a hack saw is the best tool for cutting the cloth material for the window channels. DRy fit the channels and tape them in position over night so that they will maintain their conformity. Place the channels in the bottom first and just work the channel up and around and then after you have put the 3M super weather adhesive on retape as before. Don't worry about the 3M adhesive because it will peel off anywhere you accidently get it on a surface. Hope this helps.

Ian while evevything is out of your doors you need to install your window channel then install your door latches and last thing is your window risers Have fun

Ian I agree that this method of sealing top is not most desiirabe but my 36 steel top dodge was done this way from factory carry on my friend

Ian luggage area looks super

Ian I have a couple of sources looking for your ven t window I also need to know if you are interested in a complete pair of bumper guards ,fronts ,backs and special bolts Let me know good shape for chroming Ian I also have some more pictures for you to look at http://2aca3f40-f22b-4c58-ab9f-5913aefa5298.autorevo-powersites.com/1934-Dodge-Sedan-Mankato-Minnesota-56001/3903947

Thanks for the photos I now know what to look for I will look for vent window with good rubber I would use the same insulation up the wall to under self and then use upholstery to cover it That way you keep back of car quiet and make luggage area complete Thanks Frank Have you tried Steele Rubber products they have online catalog The 1934 chevy master 4 dr had vent windows in the back also and they have that rubber may work for your window also have luggage rack grommets if you do not have those Frank