Refitting drop glass seals (early car)

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  • John A. Ross
    Chief Tinkerer
    • 11 December 2019
    • 4854

    #1

    Refitting drop glass seals (early car)

    Time is passing by and while I have some time I am adding the rebuild of DDG doors here.

    Dave you did a nice write up once before on what runner/drop glass/guides/quarters can be fitted in what doors. Feel free to add it here as well if you have time

    I have some seals here but also have some rigid channel that fits both the guide and the door, althrough the door is a tad tight but the old one ws no picnic to get out in first place.

    The rigid channel came from Frank / Roger but i only have two sections.

    This is it so far, as can be seen the rigid channel fits nicely. More to follow as I need to find good glass for the 1/4 lights first and do those with new seals

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    Last edited by John A. Ross; 29 May 2021, 06:50 PM.
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  • Dave Lane
    Owner at Daves Corner
    • 10 December 2019
    • 836

    #2
    Someone has asked about door glass channels and variations so i thought it might help if i did this to show the differences between early Rootes and later Chrysler channels .
    Fitting info , in other words what will and wont fit what .
    You CANNOT do the following ---
    Fit the later fluffy rubber glass runner into the early channel at the lock end
    Fit a later channel into an early door at the lock end .
    Fit a later fluffy rubber glass runner into the shorter EARLIER quaterlight channel .
    You CAN do the following ---
    Fit the later fluffy rubber AND its LONGER channel into any door regardless of its lock at the quaterlight end but they must match.

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    • Dave Lane
      Owner at Daves Corner
      • 10 December 2019
      • 836

      #3
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      Later rubber channel and runner - quaterlight end

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      Close up of fluffy rubber

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      Early cotton covered channel


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      Riveted to the metal runner

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      Late type at the top , early below - this is the lock end channel


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      • PMCG
        Patrick McGrorty MK 1 FAN
        • 11 December 2019
        • 369

        #4
        Handy info. there Dave. ^^
        Patrick McGrorty

        100% MK 1 just as rootes intended it, no mods, no problem

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