United Pacific Windshield Sunshade Freightliner FLD120 Century Columbia 98989
- Windshield Sunshade
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Reproduction door window guide channel body panel for 1932 Ford models
This body panel is a new replacement guide channel for the door window on a 1932 Ford. It is intended for owners restoring original door hardware who need the correct formed metal piece to keep the glass tracking properly. The part carries the United Pacific Industries B20017 reference.
Installation consists of removing the old channel and fastening the new panel into the door cavity using the original mounting points. Fitment issues usually arise when the door shell has been reshaped or repaired, leaving the flange out of alignment with the glass run.
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Operate the window through its full range; it should glide smoothly without binding, rattling or excessive play in the channel.
The package contains the door window guide channel body panel only; mounting hardware, weatherstripping and regulator parts are sold separately.
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