window channel clips.

[Harvey Tank]

I am ready to install all of my glass in my 50 ply. P 20, and I need the channel

clips shown in the photo.

where can I locate them. or should I just use a good rubber sealant?

What do you guys use?

Thanks

Harvey:

[1949P17BC]

thsy should have been on the old molding. If you have it take a look. Not sure where to get them maybe Steele Rubber

[Harvey Tank]

They are not on the molding. They are gone.

I will keep looking. Thanks

[De Soto Frank]

Try Restoration Specialty... they are all about this sort of thing.

Somebody on this forum can probably even give your their part number for ths clips.

De Soto Frank

[grey beard]

I used @#6 flathead countersunk head metal screws - just drill them where there is support behind and run 'em in tight. Works fine. I've also used 3M super adhesive in the past with success. Good Luck

[Plymouthy Adams]

Restoration specialties do have these..I bought some recently..just don't expect anything to clip the anti-rattle fuzzies to the door or window sash

[Andydodge]

I've used both small phillips head screws and pop rivets, both located into the metal behind the Bailey Channel..............both work well, also used pop rivets to hold the single sided "fuzzy" stuff to the top of the door opening and inside window surround, then just hit the pop rivet with a black marker pen(sharpie(?) you yanks call them) to cover up the shiney rivet head.......works a treat.....

[billwillard]

3M super adhesive is all you need. Use a small amount and roll the window up over night. You can put a small screw in the bottom edge if you want to but I never do.Bill