1968 cutlass 2door hardtop/conv regulators
January 15th, 2016, 06:03 AM
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yes... but 68-72 elcamino interchange
68 door regs are unique to 68
69 door regs are unique to 69
70-72 interchange
all 68-72 rear regs interchange
no such thing as "convertible" 68-72 rear regs they all interchange
68 door regs are unique to 68
69 door regs are unique to 69
70-72 interchange
all 68-72 rear regs interchange
no such thing as "convertible" 68-72 rear regs they all interchange
January 15th, 2016, 03:36 PM
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on a post car the front is the same as elcamino.
the rear is very diff and impossible to get...i should restate that...the 68-72 post car rear power window regs are post car only...i have never seen them..they say they made them..my by buddy says hes owned one..he said he sent a set to Bill Merrick in Cadillac Mich, and he copied them and made a few sets...but Bill died here awhile back..and all his work is lost because the family had no intrest in it..and he had no organizational skills and its prob in a pile in the corner or the scrap man has it with most of the rest of his stuff...
and Bill confirmed he had aset and he reproduced the arm thats unique to it...he would take them apart, and put his arm on a hardtop strucutre and the worked as GM...he was supposed to get me pics and a set..he got sick, stopped answering the phone, and i found out 2 weeks after that he died.
the rear is very diff and impossible to get...i should restate that...the 68-72 post car rear power window regs are post car only...i have never seen them..they say they made them..my by buddy says hes owned one..he said he sent a set to Bill Merrick in Cadillac Mich, and he copied them and made a few sets...but Bill died here awhile back..and all his work is lost because the family had no intrest in it..and he had no organizational skills and its prob in a pile in the corner or the scrap man has it with most of the rest of his stuff...
and Bill confirmed he had aset and he reproduced the arm thats unique to it...he would take them apart, and put his arm on a hardtop strucutre and the worked as GM...he was supposed to get me pics and a set..he got sick, stopped answering the phone, and i found out 2 weeks after that he died.
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January 15th, 2016, 06:07 PM
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thanks...appreciate it.
he was a good dude...served in Viet Nam but was really a broken man...life beat him down..and alcohol finished the job...like many Vets...i dont think he really got over it..
very talented...always willing to help..and very smart to a fault. And, he was a kind man..if he liked you..he'd do anything for you...
I learned a lot from him...and i share everything i can
he was a good dude...served in Viet Nam but was really a broken man...life beat him down..and alcohol finished the job...like many Vets...i dont think he really got over it..
very talented...always willing to help..and very smart to a fault. And, he was a kind man..if he liked you..he'd do anything for you...
I learned a lot from him...and i share everything i can
January 15th, 2016, 06:17 PM
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We lost so many to that War, but so many more to its lasting psychological poisons.
I missed going by a couple years, but "lost" so many friends & family after.
Never Forget.
Brett
I missed going by a couple years, but "lost" so many friends & family after.
Never Forget.
Brett
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