window tray
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Joined: Apr 2011
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From: North of Toronto - Ontario
68 fiberboard, 9 slots, polished strip riveted to its front edge. (longer than a 69)
69 (possible very early 70) fiberboard, 9 slots, polished strip riveted to its front edge.
70 through 71e (Mid March), fiberglass with no push button release
71 - 72 fiberglass with the button release
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69 (possible very early 70) fiberboard, 9 slots, polished strip riveted to its front edge.
70 through 71e (Mid March), fiberglass with no push button release
71 - 72 fiberglass with the button release
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Racer
Joined: Mar 2019
Posts: 276
Likes: 87
From: Melville, NY
I did the window tray project a couple years ago. I have a 1970 with a 7/28/70 build date which was missing the window tray.
The correct tray for my car was the fiberboard with 9 slots and the polished strip riveted to the front edge, though I wish it was the fiberglass version.
It took awhile to track one down in halfway decent condition along with all the hardware, and it still required a lot of refurbishing to repair damage, clean up the polished edge, paint and flock. It did turn out really well, and does a good job storing the pop out rear window.
The correct tray for my car was the fiberboard with 9 slots and the polished strip riveted to the front edge, though I wish it was the fiberglass version.
It took awhile to track one down in halfway decent condition along with all the hardware, and it still required a lot of refurbishing to repair damage, clean up the polished edge, paint and flock. It did turn out really well, and does a good job storing the pop out rear window.
