Are those for the factory sliding side windows? How many sets are you rebuilding? My parts book only shows 3 per window?
Do you have the sliding inner seals and related trim parts part numbers?
Thanks
What did you do with your 60 this weekend? (56 Viewers)
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Are those for the factory sliding side windows? How many sets are you rebuilding? My parts book only shows 3 per window?
Do you have the sliding inner seals and related trim parts part numbers?
Thanks
They are for the non-US sliding rear windows. They are slightly different dimensions a little narrower. From what I can tell there are three on the bottom and one on the rear of the window (4 in total per window)
There are a group of us in Seattle working on this together on this project so they are parts for 3 window sets.
I think there are a couple more parts numbers that we are trying to source (outer 3/4 window gasket). We have been slowly adding to this thread.
Rear sliding windows - rebuild (step by step - LOTS of pics)
We will also be doing a complete write-up with parts numbers and sources once we have everything and add to the thread above.
I have the same windows and recall the thread you started, but could not find it. Search has been acting odd, at least for me, for a few weeks.
I will check your link.
Thanks
I will check your link.
Thanks
I will go through this too. I've got a set of 1985 sliders, in need of all the rubber, and two latches. Mine were bought as installable, and
are basically junk. At least the glass isn't broken. Thanks for doing this.
Pulled the wiper motor and wiper arm assembly and greased all pivot points. Then cleaned out 27 years of crap that was piled up in there.
PMed yah......
Put the new fender aprons in from Jason, and finally got the high beams to work again.
After sweating over the cruiser with a few beers I rolled down to the beach to finish the day
Next two weeks - blue sea fuse box, BMW seats, and a CB radio
After sweating over the cruiser with a few beers I rolled down to the beach to finish the day
Next two weeks - blue sea fuse box, BMW seats, and a CB radio
Had a try at Tractor Pulling with my 87 HJ60 2H-Turbo in the small town of Karl-Gustav in Sweden.
It went great and I finished 3rd in my class (below 3500kg) out of 14 contestants. One big Unimog, me, only Japanese vehicle
and the rest old Volvo and IH tractors.
Had a blast and I am already planning for upgrades to the turbo and other stuff
Clip of my second pull:
Considering a small engine swap efter seing this one up close...
//Jocke
It went great and I finished 3rd in my class (below 3500kg) out of 14 contestants. One big Unimog, me, only Japanese vehicle
and the rest old Volvo and IH tractors.Had a blast and I am already planning for upgrades to the turbo and other stuff
Clip of my second pull:
Considering a small engine swap efter seing this one up close...
//Jocke
Had a try at Tractor Pulling with my 87 HJ60 2H-Turbo in the small town of Karl-Gustav in Sweden.
It went great and I finished 3rd in my class (below 3500kg) out of 14 contestants. One big Unimog, me, only Japanese vehicle
Had a blast and I am already planning for upgrades to the turbo and other stuff
//Jocke
You will have to post up your build here somewhere, that old 60 looks far from stock! Glad to see that being a
redneck is a worldly sickness.
Drove up to Chinn's Lake to go fishing. Road up rated moderate; narrow, up hill climb with lots of rocks and one or two switchbacks. Not a ton of exposure. I let the 
drive up to the lake and she did a great job.
Here's a pano from the small lake (Sherwin?) above Chinn's. No fish caught, but still a great day on the trail with my wife and daughter.
drive up to the lake and she did a great job.Here's a pano from the small lake (Sherwin?) above Chinn's. No fish caught, but still a great day on the trail with my wife and daughter.
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Went camping at Deep Creek Hot Springs outside Hesperia, CA. Buddy gave me directions but I followed Google's directions instead, which abruptly took us off the pavement and onto a service road on BLM land for about 5 miles. Felt great to stretch it's legs. Got there to find a beautiful 40th anniversary parked at the top of the hill (last pic). Must have taken the same route.
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So that's what those things look like new.. Wow the shifter is nice now! (New bushings in the linkage and interior.)
Next is that broken drivers side motor mount that allowed enough movement to tear open the tape job on my intake tube and stalled her out the other weekend, getting up to the other pics.
Next is that broken drivers side motor mount that allowed enough movement to tear open the tape job on my intake tube and stalled her out the other weekend, getting up to the other pics.
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Pretty much done with my triple shifter setup
Sweet! I just got my new bushings in the mail today
The old girl took me and the bike out bush to go for a ride.
