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Pastimes : Car Nut Corner: All About Cars
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From: ralfph1/28/2026 8:13:18 PM
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Fun with cars. So I managed to peel some back glass out of my parts truck 99 Silverado to put in my 2000 Silverado. I did not do a dry run to check the fit, never crossed my mind and the 2000 has no record of being in an accident ...... Glass does not fit - although the bottom corners are in glue, and less than an eighth inch away, the middle is proud by close to 1/2 an inch. Yes the back of the cab has a curve - just not the same - The back has no blemish that I can see but something sure is off. Old window was a factory slider - new window is one piece OEM
Like I said "fun with cars" Yep I have a work around, there was no way I was pulling that glass with all that fresh urethane on it.

I must be finally getting to the mature stage - not pissed in the slightest - strikes me as funny.
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