NOTCH WINDOWS

[NOTCH_GUY]

Hi all,
I was wondering if anyone knows if any suppliers out here carry quarter windows for notch backs ? Any help would be appreciated.
....... Thanks .......

 

[skunk21]

Keep in mind that brand new NOS glass isn't going to be cheap. I paid alot for my new nos hatchback glass but the repo's suck imho and don't have the mustang text.

Ebay is one source, although there is only 1 pair of used ones that need some slight work to the outer trim listed

PPI has them brand new NOS ford
PPI | Exterior | 1979-1993

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I checked fox body resto and they are out of stock and 50resto doesn't list any for the notch

for used try

Prestige Mustang Parts - Your #1 source for used antique and late model Mustang parts.

MPS Auto Salvage -Mustang salvage, New and Used Mustang parts

 

[NOTCH_GUY]

Hey man, thanks for the links.. My coupe has been in my buddy's body shop for months now and my windows are beyond help.. I refuse to put them back on the car...lol. I want to get a set of new ones as long they are still in stock. Thank Again..

 

[Mustang5L5]

You can refinish them. I've seen refinished windows that look good as new.

I'm working on a set of $30 craigslist windows myself

 

[90lxcoupe]

You can refinish them. I've seen refinished windows that look good as new.

I'm working on a set of $30 craigslist windows myself

Did the same, they came out really good

 

[Adams91LX]

You can refinish them. I've seen refinished windows that look good as new.

I'm working on a set of $30 craigslist windows myself

Just curious...

Can you post a list of materials and instructions?

 

[srtthis]

if your refinishing them... i suggest being VERY VERY careful with the trim

 

[90lxcoupe]

Just curious...

Can you post a list of materials and instructions?

I did them with the help of my body shop, skuffed them first, then basically just used a flexible body filler very sparingly and did not fill the small channel in the molding. After that it was a coat of etching primer and a coat of yellow primer. Then sanded them and sprayed them with a can of trim paint. Came out really good, matches the rest of the moldings and was pretty easy.

Ive read threads where guys went alot crazier than that, and i dont think there really is a need to