lets see the supercabs!!!
More Turbo
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From: Hobart, WA
In my opinion, you have the perfect amount of lift and tire size. This is exactly how I want my truck to look. Are those 17" wheels? What kind are they?
Elder User
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From: Santa Clarita, CA
its a 6" skyjacker lift with 37" tires. right now they are 16x8 eagle wheels series 186 but i will be upgrading to 17" wheels
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From: Bremerton, Wa
here's my $650 toy https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/g...autBurner.html
and her new (1967) $450 backpack
and her new (1967) $450 backpack
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From: Grande Prairie, Alberta
Could you post a picture of it?
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From: Santa Clarita, CA
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i also got them in my 79 s/c nice for air circulation but i find they rattle badly on the highway but for the cool factor at the car shows...priceless..... just one more option on a fully loaded lariat to talk about
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You can swap them for your fixed windows. I did. The hinge holes are already on your truck behind the rubber molding. You just need the window, latch, hinges, and molding from the donor.
Elder User
Joined: Apr 2011
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From: Bremerton, Wa
flip out vent windows
it's good to know that the holes are there
but I looked at LMC Truck, and they have the windows, but not the hardware.
Edit: they have the hinges, but I don't see the latches
Laughing Gas
Joined: Aug 2007
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From: Spokane, WA
I managed to rebuild mine, and put in new window seal, hinge cups and pins....had the metal parts media blasted and powdercoated (that little metal button that's on the outside and goes through the glass), and had the windows tinted....even found a set of NOS hinge covers. They look brand new now.....took a while to adjust the hinges properly, tho.
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yes i aggree they are a bit fragile if your not carefull that is the 1st thing i look for on all my trucks/cars is spare glass i have 2 sets rear s/c glass,spare vent windows,a rear slider or 2 full side/rear glass for my granada,1 spare rear tailgate glass for my bronco just looking for rear canapy glass for it now windsheilds dont seem to be a problem
