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Old 01-12-2024, 10:11 AM   #1
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Default 1939 Ford Tudor side window

I asked this on another forum if you saw it there Apologies.
Does anyone know the measurements of the front side door windows, 1939 Ford Tudor. I have a set of new windows that came with my project. I was asking about mounting the lift/channel to the glass. I was sent a picture from Nu Relics with window measurements on it. The problem is the window measurements on the picture are not the same as my window. Does anyone have the measurements for a stock window? Can windows vary by that much? A cardboard template was suggested and I will try that.

My window : length = 33 11/16" height = 14"

Nu Relics: length = 33 3/8" height = 13 1/2"
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Old 01-12-2024, 01:03 PM   #2
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If you have the stock glass for the car it would be smaller in length than what New Relics shows you. The original glass was designed to roll back about 1-1 1/2 inches before it goes down with the stock regulators. The New Relics windows only go up and down, so the glass would be larger since it does not go backward into the door.
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Old 01-12-2024, 01:16 PM   #3
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If you have the stock glass for the car it would be smaller in length than what New Relics shows you. The original glass was designed to roll back about 1-1 1/2 inches before it goes down with the stock regulators. The New Relics windows only go up and down, so the glass would be larger since it does not go backward into the door.



No. The door glass goes up and down only. The rear quarter glass goes sideways alsoi.
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Old 01-12-2024, 03:34 PM   #4
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If you have the stock glass efor the car it would be smaller in length than what New Relics shows you. The original glass was designed to roll back about 1-1 1/2 inches before it goes down with the stock regulators. The New Relics windows only go up and down, so the glass would be larger since it does not go backward into the door.
According to Nu Relics their wndow follows the same path, "Smoker's vent", as the original so the windows should be stock size.

I am using the original manual regulators. There were no windows in the car when I bought it. I got a box full of all new windows.
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No. The door glass goes up and down only. The rear quarter glass goes sideways alsoi.
Larry, as I interpret the V-8 Club's 38-39 book the closed car glass on the doors does roll back. It's on page 2-22 and paragraph b.
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Larry, as I interpret the V-8 Club's 38-39 book the closed car glass on the doors does roll back. It's on page 2-22 and paragraph b.
Yes it does. I believe the '40 goes up and down because it has vent windows.
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Yes it does. I believe the '40 goes up and down because it has vent windows.

You are right. I was thinking 1940 door glass.
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Where did this end up? My suggestion is use the garnish mldg for size.
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