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|  Rear window of f60l with cab numer 13 
			
			Hello Ending the restoration of my FORD CANADA F60L builded in 1945, I would like to know the kind of the rear window. When I buy the truck , there was a fixed glass made in plastic. On an other FORD F15 from 1942 we have a rear window made of two steel plates (pic included). For my truck, please , is the plexiglass correct? Thank for any answer. Regards Serge | 
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			The steel plates are correct. Good luck finding weatherstrip for them that works. Everything I ever found was on the very tight side.
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|  Pictures of Sliding Window 
			
			Hi Serge Just posted some photos with measurements of the sliding window plates the OD/green ones are I believe Ford and the Tan is Chevy. More pphotos on http://canadianmilitarypattern.com/M...0Up%20Link.htm   
				__________________ Phil Waterman `41 C60L Pattern 12 `42 C60S Radio Pattern 13 `45 HUP http://canadianmilitarypattern.com/ New e-mail Philip@canadianmilitarypattern.com | 
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|  Cab n°13 rear window 
			
			Hello I thank you for your good explanations and pics. I think that the plexiglass previously founded was a modification of French army in the aim to upgrade the watertightness. Best regards Serge | 
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