Power windows in a 65

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truck90278

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For those of you who have installed power windows in their '65-66 Mustangs, How did you cover the holes left in the door panels and rear panels as a result of eliminating the old regulator? We're thinking of adding power windows as we start to put the car back together.
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66HertzClone

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I put the cranks back on,

 

65 fastback

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I put a tweeter from a set of component speakers in the hole left by eliminating the window crank.

 

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65 fastback said:

I put a tweeter from a set of component speakers in the hole left by eliminating the window crank.

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Very nice and clean job. I Like.

 

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Those speakers look really clean.

How hard is it to put power windows in a 65? How long does it take?

 

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Thanks for the good ideas, I was thinking about going to a set of seperates

 

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thekid760 said:

Those speakers look really clean.

How hard is it to put power windows in a 65? How long does it take?

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It's not a hard job, but running the wiring is pretty time consuming. The hardest part is drilling the holes in the doors and door jambs.

Tim