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Driver's window crank..el.morto

Horseplay said:
I know Mike isn't interested but for any reading this thread the Nu-Relic stuff is top quality. Night and day vs. anything else I have ever seen. Have them in my mustang and F1.
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That is what I am looking at for the Bronco. I think I am going with the switches that work off the old window cranks, not sure I want modern switches in it. But the jury is still out!
 
kb3 said:
That is what I am looking at for the Bronco. I think I am going with the switches that work off the old window cranks, not sure I want modern switches in it. But the jury is still out!
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If you go that route think about making your own or at least see what else is out there. I know Nu-Relics has some but they like to get top dollar ($300). It's just a couple basic microswitches you can get for a few bucks if you can make your own bracketry to make it all work. Lots of places have similar to the Nu-Relics pieces for $150. I saw saw something on E-Bay for more like $80. Look around. Its not rocket science.
 
Horseplay said:
If you go that route think about making your own or at least see what else is out there. I know Nu-Relics has some but they like to get top dollar ($300). It's just a couple basic microswitches you can get for a few bucks if you can make your own bracketry to make it all work. Lots of places have similar to the Nu-Relics pieces for $150. I saw saw something on E-Bay for more like $80. Look around. Its not rocket science.
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Thanks, I haven't start pricing it yet, I am still months away from putting the body back together. I will look around at what you have suggested.
 
New Driver's regulator installed and works!
Ken suggested some sound deadening material. Had to wait a while for delivery of proper sound deadening mat. I bought the wrong stuff first then went back to the brand I did the interior with.
It was a pain trying to install. Like a puzzle. Another pain was clipping the door panel back on. Those clips just eat up the cardboard panel if not in just the right position.
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I had a 2x4 holding the window while I did the Second Skin. I knocked the wood out a couple times guillotining my thumb and then my arm.:mad:
When installing the regulator I taped the window up.
 
I forgot to give you that sound deadening when you were at the house last week. Well worth the hassle as it quiets up the door quite a bit.
 
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