I need to replace the driver's door glass on my 53. I do believe it is stock tent. Does anyone have a template they can share that I can take to a local glass place to have one made?

 

why is it always the drivers side window?i need to do both my 50 m-68 and my 40 1 ton,i was just going to remove the passengers side and give that to the glass shopfor a pattern.that way i know it will fit for sure.

 

Yeah, It's just flat glass and an auto glas place should be able to cut one for you and polish the edges with no problem.

 

I just made templates for my '54. If you PM me your mailing address, I'll send you a copy.

 

both of mine are broke . anti rattle stuff is long gone and it's been a banging away { they were broke when i got her !!! } since ????????????? i got some old ones laying around here one broke one not , but extremely fragilleee . i'm going to use it to take to the glass co. for a template myself .

 

I ordered new windows through lmc. I took the window out as a template but 2 local glass shops said it would take 3 weeks to cut so I just ordered new ones. Need to get new rollers and anti rattlers. Felt was to thick and causes the windows to get stuck.

 

I had the same problem with the glass getting stuck after I replaced the missing felts. I ended up removing the new felts and wedging the window gap in the door to open it up. I think my window openings closed up because the felts had been missing for many years and repeatedly slamming the doors by grabbing the door with the window rolled down.

 

I gave the glass company an old window to use as a template. Their price estimate was double the price that Sacramento vintage Ford wanted. So, I said no thanks and bought the new stuff from Sac Vintage. Good luck, Jag

 

I would order from one of the truck parts place but they would not have the tint I need. I talked to a local glass place and they would be able to match it.

 

my local glass place want $45 for each side and $95 for windshield,tinted or not.i thought that was not a bad price.oh and 2 or 3 days to make them.