United Pacific Windshield Sunshade Freightliner FLD120 Century Columbia 98989
- Windshield Sunshade
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Right-hand window regulator for 1967-1972 Ford trucks, part 110811
This new interior and exterior accessory from United Pacific Industries replaces the right-hand window regulator on 1967 through 1972 Ford trucks. It restores smooth window operation for owners maintaining or repairing classic vehicles. The part carries manufacturer number 110811 for precise identification.
The regulator fits the original mounting points and linkage on the passenger side door without modification. It handles the mechanical load of raising and lowering the door glass on these specific model years. Buyers needing a left-hand unit or parts for trucks outside the 1967-1972 range will need a different component.
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The part is catalogued for 1967-1972 Ford trucks, right-hand side, so it uses the factory bolt pattern for those model years.
Cycle the glass up and down several times; it should rise and lower smoothly, stop flush with the seals, and the crank or motor must turn freely at both extremes.
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