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Old 03-12-2013, 10:01 AM
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Hers my cozy on my 149. I love it
Way to Go ihnick! We love it too! Cubbin' with a Cab.
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Hers my cozy on my 149. I love it
Nice cub and cab, Nick!
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Let me know if you need more. The cab already had holes in the floorboards so i just drilled holes through the foot rests and bolted it there and also on top of the fenders. Its actually pretty solid that way. I also added marker lights around the top it looks pretty cool at night
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fer100, Check with your local glass installation shop's. They should be able to get what you need. That type double track rubber channel is still used on Heavy Equipment. By the way, on my cab I have glass front & rear, plexi on both door's. Oh! I just thought of this, check with Steele Rubber Products for that double track gasket. www.steelerubber.com 800-544-8665 . I don't know, they may have it or tell you who does if they don't. Good Luck!
My buddy told me he would cut out the 2 doors glass and back glass out of heavy gage plexiglass out of some stock he has sweet I'll try this route first now just have to find all the rubber. All the old rubber is rock hard. Thanks for tghe site . I'll look that over.
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