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#55560009
Mail Slot Rear Window Frame
- Glass size measures 19" long x 3-3/8" wide
- The window is split so that the inner and outer halves can sandwich the glass and top material upon installation
- Available in your choice of plain (cast finish as provided) or polished aluminum (shown in photo) finished frame
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Product Summary
- Glass size measures 19" long x 3-3/8" wide
- The window is split so that the inner and outer halves can sandwich the glass and top material upon installation
- Available in your choice of plain (cast finish as provided) or polished aluminum (shown in photo) finished frame
- Overall height measures 4.50" and has a 20" length
Key Specs
| MFG. Part # | Select Finish |
| Brand | Speedway Motors |
| Material Type | Aluminum |
| Finish | Select Finish |
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Finally a rear window sized for Rods and Customs. Glass size is 19" x 3-3/8". Window is split so that the inner and outer halves can sandwich the glass and top material upon installation. Your choice of plain (cast finish as provided) or polished aluminum (shown in photo) finished frame.
Includes glass pattern, but sold without glass.
NOTE: The raw cast finish has not been worked and will require sanding before any polishing can be done.
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Specifications
| KEY SPECS | |
|---|---|
| MFG. Part # | Select Finish to see |
| Brand | Speedway Motors |
| Material Type | Aluminum |
| Finish | Select Finish to see |
| GENERAL | |
| Overall Height | 4.50" |
| Overall Length | 20.00" |
| Channel Depth | 0.21" |
| Channel Width | 0.17" |
| Notes | Glass size is 19.00" x 3.38" |
| Sold in Quantity | Each |
Ratings & Reviews
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24 Reviews
The product offers a nostalgic look and is a good fit for various vintage and custom vehicles, such as a 1938 Ford Convertible and a 1947 Roadster 1800. Users appreciated the polish and design, confirming its usefulness in ongoing car projects. Some initial roughness and need for additional sanding have been mentioned, but with a bit of work, many users were satisfied with the end result. The product, seemingly durable, also provides the flexibility for alterations like resizing it for a '27 roadster. The superior polish when compared to competitors' products has been noted, although precautions are advised due to over-polishing of certain parts, like screws. Despite the small subset of criticisms aimed at the casting process, overall customer sentiment remains positive, signaling good quality for the price and repeated purchase intentions.
Ratings & Reviews
4
24 Reviews
The product offers a nostalgic look and is a good fit for various vintage and custom vehicles, such as a 1938 Ford Convertible and a 1947 Roadster 1800. Users appreciated the polish and design, confirming its usefulness in ongoing car projects. Some initial roughness and need for additional sanding have been mentioned, but with a bit of work, many users were satisfied with the end result. The product, seemingly durable, also provides the flexibility for alterations like resizing it for a '27 roadster. The superior polish when compared to competitors' products has been noted, although precautions are advised due to over-polishing of certain parts, like screws. Despite the small subset of criticisms aimed at the casting process, overall customer sentiment remains positive, signaling good quality for the price and repeated purchase intentions.
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Most Liked Positive Review
4.0
It took some work
The QC is lacking! I doubt if anyone looked at it to check the final buffing. A few hours of work with some emery cloth and a buffing wheel. Now it looks GREAT.
Most Liked Negative Review
1.0
Mail Slot Frame should stay in the Mail
The casting was very rough and when they ground off the corners they went too far and left deep grinding marks. I had to spend a lot of time with a file and emery cloth to get it ready for buffing. When I was buffing the frame it broke. Looks like a very weak casting. I would have been better off sending the window frame back to Speedway and get a refund.
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Exactly what I was looking for
4.0
2 months ago
Bob
Britidh Columbia, Canada
Verified
I am building a fiberglass top for my convertable and needed a rear window. This was just the right look for me.
Would Recommend
Mailslot window
5.0
5 months ago
Coolbeans
Toronto Ontario
Verified
Perfect dimensions.
Would Recommend
Really lovely back window frame.
5.0
a year ago
Marn
England Essex
Verified
Really great item and really great service. Will definitely use speedway motors again š
Would Recommend
I woul buy again
5.0
3 years ago
Baz
Australia
Verified
Good quality
Part as described
5.0
3 years ago
Foxy
Australia
Verified
Good product
Would Recommend
Yes
5.0
3 years ago
Growling Gregg
Ohio
Verified
No disappointments
Would Recommend
yes
5.0
4 years ago
none
Beaumont Ca.
Verified
I have a 1938 Ford Convertible with a 2" chop it will work great
Would Recommend
Nostalgic look
4.0
4 years ago
BOBBY
Alaska
Verified
I waited for this window fram for months and now that I have it I can continue with my project.
Would Recommend
Excellent product, great service!
5.0
5 years ago
Owners of Ms. Scarlett, 1947 Roadster
Port Charlotte, FL
Verified
The window is a perfect design for our street rod 1947 Roadster 1800! The polished finish was perfect.
Mailslot Rear Window
4.0
5 years ago
EG
SoCal
Verified
I knew this was too wide when I bought it, but I cut it down for my '27 roadster top from 20 inches to 17 inches and rewelded it together. I polished to a point, but gotta fill the air bubble pits in the casting :o( before it goes for powdercoating (silver).
Would Recommend
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Questions & Answers
Questions & Answers
5 Questions ā¢ 5 Answers
I see that TOP glass you sell is 1/8" thick Is that the thickness I should have local glass shop cut for this frame?
by Gary T
ā¢ 6 years ago
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Do you sell the glass for this?
by OldItalian
ā¢ 11 years ago
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What holds the two halves together?
by card
ā¢ 12 years ago
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thickness of glass Please let me know how thick the glass should be in order to install it with the mail slots rear window frame. Kind regards, Karl
by Swissmopar
ā¢ 12 years ago
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is there a internal peace and a outside peace
by mondy
ā¢ 15 years ago
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