1963 Jalosie Hehr Airstream Window on 2040-parts.com
Wayzata, Minnesota, US
Here is a Jalosie window out of a 1963 Airstream. This window is in very good condition, if you are looking for a replacement this is one of the nicest you will find. It does need glass (purchased at your local hardware store), and seals (can be purchased at Vintage Trailer Supply). Shipping is 40, and will be packed well. If you have any questions please ask, and thanks for looking. 18 5/16" H x 22 1/4" W for actual cutout. window size with flange is 23 3/4" W x 19 7/8" H. If your clips to hold the glass in place are broken, this window just might be for you. No clips broken.
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