suburban sliding side windows

[protrash64]

Interesting??? I had glass made assuming all the windows were the same and the rear would not fit in the front at all. You can see the pic the rear window is about 2-2.5'' longer in the corner. Maybe its the glass and not the frames in general....I would recommend checking to anyone so as they do not spend needless $$$; that was my point in bringing up my experience. My glass was somewhat expensive, especially doing it twice!

[rustyrodknocker]

I have been through the trying to swap. the radiused ends are not of the same angle by eyeball they look the same. but you can take a piece of wire and bend it to match one then compare it to the other. the steel frames will not lay up. but the one piece rubber kits will swap because the difference is on the radiused end not the mitered end and the perimeter length is about the same.

[csa daddy]

Ok so best just to get a set of front sliders an use a solid window rubber in the rear an does anyone have the Steele web site addy
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[csa daddy]

ok i found the steel rubber on ebay but dont see what i need for a sub

[FreakyMalo]

It looks to me like the Steele Rubber stuff is just the rubber to seal the window to the truck.
Here's the rebuild kit with the cat whiskers, window channel, etc. window kit at Jim Carter oldchevytrucks.com

[csa daddy]

cool thanks i will hit them up