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| jughead302 |
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Age: 34 Posts: 326 Joined: 3rd Nov 2009 Ride: AUII XR8 Pursuit & EF XR6 Location: Albion Park |
Ive just bought myself a nice canopy for the ute and was wondering how to remove the rear cabin window??
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| ro88bo |
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You normally leave it in! Canopy may not be water tight.
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| tony.martin11 |
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{USERNAME} wrote: You normally leave it in! Canopy may not be water tight. if possible, if you still want to access the back from the cab, i suggest a sliding window to replace the single solid window
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| jughead302 |
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Age: 34 Posts: 326 Joined: 3rd Nov 2009 Ride: AUII XR8 Pursuit & EF XR6 Location: Albion Park |
Ahhh I like that idea. Might do some enquiries and see what I can come up with.
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| Matt_jew |
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A sliding rear window for an XH would have to be custom made and then you would loose the demister.
Generally the rear window of the cab stays in when a canopy is fitted.
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