For Sale SWB Fixed Cab Rear Split Window Rubber Extrusion Group Buy (1 Viewer)

[KT40]

Looks like it’s arrived!! Nice work Roger!

Rear Cab Split Window Weatherstrip for Early Land Cruiser FJ45 - LH and RH

Rear cab split sliding window weatherstrips for early Toyota Land Cruiser FJ45 pick-up / ute. Price includes both the LH and RH pieces.

www.cityracerllc.com

 

[whitey45]

This should make alot of shorty owners real happy, as everyone of them need this!!

 

[middlecalf]

Can someone make a template for the glass pieces so I can get them cut at a local glass shop?

Oh, and gasket ordered!

 

[SipLife]

Can someone make a template for the glass pieces so I can get them cut at a local glass shop?

Second this. I could use a template as well.

 

[Unimogguy]

Second this. I could use a template as well.

Third this. I could also use a template. Thank you Roger!

 

[Racer65]

I have a source for the glass and glass template. However, let me ask for permission first.

 

[sofj45]

I can do a template aswell once I'm home next week. Gone tell first of October. But can get a template made for you guys

 

[middlecalf]

Incredible extrusion. Very heavy duty, should be a long lasting product. Just need to figure out the install procedure (e.g, glass in place before installing?), along with glass size. Also screw sizes and type.

Curious, looks like the drain hole will be on the inside of the cab, if I’m looking at the orientation correctly.

 

[Racer65]

I can do a template aswell once I'm home next week. Gone tell first of October. But can get a template made for you guys

If there's a PDF, you can send it to me and I'll post it on my website.

 

[Racer65]

Incredible extrusion. Very heavy duty, should be a long lasting product. Just need to figure out the install procedure (e.g, glass in place before installing?), along with glass size. Also screw sizes and type.
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Curious, looks like the drain hole will be on the inside of the cab, if I’m looking at the orientation correctly.
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I don't believe the original installation used any screw at all.

 

[middlecalf]

This is a pic from @wngrog, I think this is an original install that has screws. My rig has holes around the window frame that I assume were from screws to hold the gasket in place. Your extrusion has what look like screw holes around part (1/2) of it? Hopefully others with remnant original installs will join in.

 

[wngrog]

Maybe they were added when the strip began to fail ?

 

[middlecalf]

I don’t have a 45 SWB FT parts book, just this picture from it of the cab assembly. Looks like part Q is what we’re after. Someone have a book they can look up the screw spec (hopefully it’s listed)? @cppilot @3_puppies @whitey45 @ClemsonCruiser ?

 

[tahoe40/45]

They screw in. I can get a picture of the screws in next few days unless someone beats me too it. They are similar to the sheet metal screws that hold seat panels or upholstery on Cruiser seats.

 

[Bear]

The 45P parts catalog shows the screws to be #93530-14030 "Screw, tapping" and a quantity of 16, but no mention of size.

HTH

 

[cppilot]

Parts book shows “Q” 93530-14030 Screw, tapping.
Quantity 16.
I’m assuming 8 per side.
no length given.

 

[cppilot]

Bear didn’t see your post before I posted….

 

[Bear]

Great minds..............

 

[Racer65]

After scrolling back through months of texts, my understanding is that when the grey and yellow trucks came to the shop some disassembly had already been done, and no screws were in the windows. Now I see it must've been removed; however, it wasn't clear at the time. They talked to someone at Specter and was told it was probably held by some butyl sealer.

Anyway, it appears the installation was done via the rope method, similar to fitting the FJ40 side windows. After the rubber and glass were set in place, the rubber was peeled back to shoot some sealer inside. I don't believe the shop put screws into those 2 trucks.

 

[tahoe40/45]

My 64 had screws and my 63 also had screws. They were used on the opening side of windows, I'm assuming to prevent sag when window was opened.

This rubber is from my 63.