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Title: Recognize this window track?
Post by: EDNY on July 01, 2017, 01:09:11 PM
Just had a contact give me a bunch of old Chevy parts including 4sp shifters, steering columns etc.

He said this window track might be from an El Camino? Anyone recognize it?
Title: Re: Recognize this window track?
Post by: sammons on July 01, 2017, 02:08:31 PM
Ed, don't believe it's got anything to do with any year Elcamino. Appears to be a 2dr rear quarter glass track. Rather unique twin track mounting, I sure don't recognise that 90° curve. I'm not smart enough to do a Google image search from my phone.

Closest i've come up with is 63-65 Buick Rivera, pic said frt door?
Title: Re: Recognize this window track?
Post by: EDNY on July 01, 2017, 02:34:38 PM
Never owned an El Camino (but wouldn't mind owning one) and was wondering if they had roll away rear windshields. Otherwise I have no idea how it would even function.
Title: Re: Recognize this window track?
Post by: sammons on July 01, 2017, 02:40:18 PM
I've owned about every body style Elcamino, (alot of '59s)except for the last little one. I love them, my buddie Tom hates them. He said you needed two at a time, one to crap on and the other to cover it up :o

About the back glass Ed, nope but a cool idea. Might work out neat on 64-72 Elkys. Probably room to roll down and not be in the way of anything.
Title: Re: Recognize this window track?
Post by: EDNY on July 01, 2017, 04:34:24 PM
Ed, don't believe it's got anything to do with any year Elcamino. Appears to be a 2dr rear quarter glass track. Rather unique twin track mounting, I sure don't recognise that 90° curve. I'm not smart enough to do a Google image search from my phone.

Closest i've come up with is 63-65 Buick Rivera, pic said frt door?

Don't know how you located that one..but it sure looks close.

Thanks
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