I really like this 40 x 15 size otherwise I'd take it off your hands. Thanks you for the feedback.
I really like this 40 x 15 size otherwise I'd take it off your hands. Thanks you for the feedback.I have on for sale.
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AMA passenger Side half slider for Sale w Adhesive/
New in box. This came with my van when I purchased it. Not need for my build https://vanwindowsdirect.com/products/universal-screened-van-bunk-window-passenger-side-30-3-4-x-9-1-2?_pos=1&_sid=de1bdf197&_ss=rwww.fordtransitusaforum.com
I installed three other AMA windows. It was a tad terrifying to cut a whole in my new van, but they went in easily and look great.
The frameless look is what i like too. What side windows and where are you planning on placing them?Funny I'm planning on using AMA windows as I like the clean frameless look on the outside.
The cutting of the hole does not worry me so much but the bonding the window to the van does. I keep watching windows about it and just have to get over it. I'm a big time DIY person having rebuilt car, house and doing just about anything I want to do so I should not worry about this.
Ahh, that is a good point. What window size did you go with? Did you install center of the bunk area, top of bunk area? Do you have pictures? Good (unfortunate) tip with the primer.I have the smaller version installed in my van. One on each side. The issue I could see with the larger version is that the curve of the sheet metal becomes much more of an issue. Window is flat, body panel is curved. Its noticeable on my windows, but only if you are looking. Sure you can bridge the gap with the adhesive but it will be just that much more noticeable. You will see a larger gap on the top and bottom of the window and any messiness of the install will be there for the world to see. The mistake I made with my install was that I got a bit too liberal with the primer and the window didn't fully cover it.