While I was rolling down my window, of course I hear a sharp snap of something. Now my window can only go up but it can't go past the point where that metal broke. I took off the door panel and got the piece of metal..... It looks like piece of the rail, but I looked at the rail and all of it's there? Any one know what this piece could be from? And I was also wondering if I could take apart my door any more or do only the panels come off? Thanks

 

Post some pictures of what you found that was broke. Also of the door panels and what you hope to accomplish. We can help you but it helps if we can see what your working with.

 

How do I post pictures? I'm doing this on my phone

 

Go to the bottom of the page and click View Full Site.
You have the option to upload pictures there.

 

The window roller (262A32) attaches to the end of the window regulator (23200), then fits into the window channel (21458) that the glass is adhered to.

The roller breaks, the glass binds up, or drops to the bottom of the door.

Since you failed to mention what year your truck is, I'm posting the pic that pertains to 1968/72 (caption reads 1969/72, but this is a typo).

The roller and the window channel are the same 1967/72, but the window regulator is 1967 only or 1968/72 only.

 

Looks like part number 21458 on your diagram that you posted. Found it at the bottom of the door.

 

My truck is a 67 standard cab shortbed

 

The nylon window roller (C0AB-6423240-B) is the same as misc 1960's Passenger Car front and rear doors. It's reproduced and at one time, was available from NAPA and etc.

What you are holding, looks like the rusty remains of the window channel (see 21458 in pic):

C7TZ-8121458-A .. Window Channel - R/L is the same / Obsolete

Applications: 1967/72 F100/750.

CARPENTER NOS OBSOLETE PARTS in Concord NC has 11 = 800-476-9653.

No Ford dealer, no other obsolete parts vendor has any.

 

I appreciate the recommendation! If I don't find anything I'll give them a call