1964 Cadillac Fleetwood Rear Passenger Vent Window Assembly on 2040-parts.com
Ilion, New York, United States
|
Here is a right rear (passenger side) vent window assembly from a 1964 Cadillac Fleetwood. It came equipped with the power vent option (not included). The glass is in nice condition, with no breaks or cracks. The glass still seems to sit tightly in its mount. The frame that swivels and holds the glass has some rust/pitting, which may or may not be able to polish out - I think it could clean up somewhat. The large frame is in good usable condition - no bends or other glaring defects. The chrome on the large frame is in good condition. The rusty bolt in the picture is the adjustment bolt at the bottom of the frame; the threads have the typical usual rust, but the bolt can be cleaned up and is still serviceable.
If you need any further information or additional pictures, please ask. Thanks for looking. |
Glass for Sale
62 63 64 65 chevy ii nova , sedan left vent window rear(US $35.00)
1966 el camino wing window assemblies - rh / lh - used original(US $199.99)
Nova door glass 68/72 chevy(US $100.00)
Vintage circa 1966 lincoln right front window with frame. 66(US $59.99)
Rare front door glass outer stabilizer set 70 aar cuda t/a challenger hemi mopar(US $224.50)
73 74 oem charger se opera driver side fixed window quarter glass & bracket(US $17.00)
Paul Walker's Skyline GT-R goes on sale for one million Euros
Wed, 12 Feb 2014GT-A is a restoration shop in Ismaning, a small town near Munich, specializing in restorations and classic-car sales. For 30 years, they've meticulously restored and maintained cars from every continent and of every type. Their inventory is eclectic and occasionally mind-bending.
Hottest vehicles at the SEMA Show
Wed, 06 Nov 2013What's the coolest car, truck or SUV from among the 1,500 feature vehicles this year at SEMA? How would you even begin to agree on an answer? SEMA figured it out this way: they wandered through the halls and counted all 1,500 cars.
Bugatti Atalante sells for £3 Million
Mon, 09 Feb 2009Back at the turn of the new year, we brought you news of a Bugatti Type 57S Atalante that had been found in a barn in the North East, after the death of its owner, a Dr Harold Carr. We speculated on its price, for which estimates varied hugely, with some reports suggesting that a price up near £7 million was likely. We plumped for £3,000,000 and, probably more by luck than judgement, we were bang on the nail!