Glass question
- artificer
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- Location: Gold Coast Australia
Why make this so difficult when it is not @ all. Call Moran glass in Brizzy & all over Qld & northern NSW. They will come to where your vehicle is cut the glass to suit the frame & fit same for you as part of the deal....If they stuff up they do it again, until right. They are not expensive!
John GIBBINS
ASE Master Medium/Heavy Truck & Auto Technician 2002 USA
Licensed Motor Mechanic NSW # MVIC 49593 Current
YOU CAN'T TROUBLESHOOT WHAT YOU DON'T UNDERSTAND
ASE Master Medium/Heavy Truck & Auto Technician 2002 USA
Licensed Motor Mechanic NSW # MVIC 49593 Current
YOU CAN'T TROUBLESHOOT WHAT YOU DON'T UNDERSTAND
- Phil4280
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- Location: Brisbane Australia
Hey thats great thanks. Will give them a call once I am back home . still down in Victoria after attending Corowa.artificer wrote:Why make this so difficult when it is not @ all. Call Moran glass in Brizzy & all over Qld & northern NSW. They will come to where your vehicle is cut the glass to suit the frame & fit same for you as part of the deal....If they stuff up they do it again, until right. They are not expensive!
I was getting frustrated trying to deal with numerious glass mobs over the phone who were not interested if they cant pull it off the shelf.
Cheers!
Phil...
Ex Aust Army Engineer ;
M3 Stuart Lt tank,1942 C8A HUW, Ex mil Landrovers,1ton Humber & Austin Champ, Mk1 Ferret scoutcar,trailers & Miltary radios.
Current projects:- M606A3 and 1958 Landrover 106mm RCL gun buggy
Latest addition M38A1 date e
M3 Stuart Lt tank,1942 C8A HUW, Ex mil Landrovers,1ton Humber & Austin Champ, Mk1 Ferret scoutcar,trailers & Miltary radios.
Current projects:- M606A3 and 1958 Landrover 106mm RCL gun buggy
Latest addition M38A1 date e
- bluewatersailor
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M38A1 GLASS MEASUREMENTS - I STAND CORRECTED
Today I used the WesK method of placing the gasket in the WS frame and measuring. I came up with 704 mm (27.71 in.) X 330 mm (12.99 in.). I cut two pieces of scrap plastic to those dimensions and radiused 2 corners at 3 in. They do fit but are, I think, a little tight. Therefore, I am going to give the glass man 702 X 327 which are virtually the dimensions you obtained in your 2 measurements. I stand corrected. My apologies for doubting. Keep up the good work.
David Manning
1952 M38A1, 1953 M38A1, 1954 M38-A1, 1952 M100
Photos on Page 10 of Members Albums.
1952 M38A1, 1953 M38A1, 1954 M38-A1, 1952 M100
Photos on Page 10 of Members Albums.

