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window channel guide material 120-130

posted by  someone claiming to be cameron on  Thu Dec 1 19:27 CST 2005 [RELATED]

The chrome channels aren't easily separated from the felt that fits inside them... but as suggested, restoration parts shops that cater to US market cars offer an affordable replacement that consists of chrome-beaded channel just like your car used to have.

If you're in Portland, 'old car parts' on SE Powell has it; or the place down around 15th and ... hmm... Belmont or Stark.

Best,

Cameron (the other Cameron)
Rose City






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