Flat side glass
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Flat side glass
Hi guys I am planning on putting single side flat glass and have tried the advanced search and have found very little on the mods needed to the door . It looks to me as though the best way is to leave the existing window opening in the door and modify the vent opening to make the flat glass fit . Is this the correct way ? Any advice and pics or diagrams would be greatly appreciated . Thanks in advance .
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You need the door window sill straightener strips, P/N 3113-4, from MidFifty. Go to the instructions section of their website and you can get the details on installation. If you buy the whole kit you also get the front window felt channels and felts and glass if you want it.
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Wow that's great and fast . Don't know what a forever stamp is though 
don't think we have such a thing .
don't think we have such a thing .
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