[David Galvin]

Hi , I have a 1934 Chevy Cabrolet, I am looking for top bows and drivers side wing window assembly.

[TFoch]

Hi David,
Welcome to the forum! Nice 34 you have there.  I'm working on a 33 Chevy Cabriolet.  They are rare cars.  I do have the top bows for mine.  I don't know if they would be the same but if you don't find any I'd be happy to take measurements for you.  Here's a picture of mine.  Good luck with your project.
Tom

[themoose]

Welcome aboard David...I'll keep my eyes open for the parts you need. Hopefully someone here will be able to help you.

Moose

[TFoch]

David,
Here's a couple of pics to give you some incentive.  I saw the burgundy one in Springfield Ma and the Black one is from Rhode Island.
Tom

[David Galvin]

Tom,
Thanks for the welcome. If you had some pictures of the top bows that would help my search or I might have to make some. I have been told the 1933 is the same, maybe someone here can help with that answer.
Thanks
Dave

[TFoch]

David,
I'll dig them out over the weekend and get some pictures for you.
Tom

[TFoch]

Dave,
Here's the pictures of my top bows.  The third pic is of the front section that mounts to the windshield and then the post it rest on.  Hope this helps.
Tom

[David Galvin]

Thank you , This helps a lot.
Dave

[madmike3434]

you should contact GLEN RARICK,  P O BOX 1,  LAFARGEVILLE NY 13656
1-315-658-2661

he has a lot of early Chevrolet open cars and parts.


mike   

[madmike3434]

The side vent window should be the same on all the GM cabriolet models of 1933--1934..  That would include the  1933-34 : Pontiacs, oldsmobiles, cadillacs , lasalles , buicks .  They all were fisher built bodies and used a lot of the same components.

 Trying  to sort out a 1940 Chevrolet parts book is not an easy thing to do.  But my inclination is they would be the same.

mike lynch     

[TFoch]

The 33 Cabriolets didn't have the side vent windows.

[madmike3434]

Ah ha, interesting its a one year 1934 only on the cabriolets, re  the vent windows.

I did not know that, now we all know better.

mike lynch