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Maybe contact Brown's autoglass 626.334.1992
info in the 1st pic you quoted
Well that didn't work! I called them and talked to Kenny the owner and he looked it up and told me that they can get a rubber gasket for the 79-83 models but the 84-85 are a 3 piece set. I told him he did it on another truck with th 1 piece rubber. He suggested I bring in the truck which I told him I lived in Utah, then he got another phone call and blew me off
Back to the start again
Well that didn't work! I called them and talked to Kenny the owner and he looked it up and told me that they can get a rubber gasket for the 79-83 models but the 84-85 are a 3 piece set. I told him he did it on another truck with th 1 piece rubber. He suggested I bring in the truck which I told him I lived in Utah, then he got another phone call and blew me off
Back to the start again
More searching is in order. The one piece molded rubber gasket is available out of Malaysia. I recall slacker importing some also from Australia that was new old stock. It can be done with a generic molded filler but the corners don't come out perfectly..
Just a warning the one that one piece molded gasket is not a direct drop in for the glass we get here in America.
jakey poo
I don't understand what you mean. When i do a search for the 84 front windshield rubber gasket "nothing comes up" If you know where I can find it Please let me know.I can find it for the 79-83 trucks but I guess there was a design change. I'm almost positive that the 79-83 windshields are different then the 84-85 If you look at the pics of the guy putting the windshield in it looks to be a 1 piece rubber gasket.......I sure wish Kenny at Browns Glass was more helpful...............
jakey poo
I don't understand what you mean. When i do a search for the 84 front windshield rubber gasket "nothing comes up" If you know where I can find it Please let me know.I can find it for the 79-83 trucks but I guess there was a design change. I'm almost positive that the 79-83 windshields are different then the 84-85 If you look at the pics of the guy putting the windshield in it looks to be a 1 piece rubber gasket.......I sure wish Kenny at Browns Glass was more helpful...............
Look at that picture again, notice the too left corner flipped up this is universal molding.
56121-89117 is the part number you are looking for.
jakey poo
I don't understand what you mean. When i do a search for the 84 front windshield rubber gasket "nothing comes up" If you know where I can find it Please let me know.I can find it for the 79-83 trucks but I guess there was a design change. I'm almost positive that the 79-83 windshields are different then the 84-85 If you look at the pics of the guy putting the windshield in it looks to be a 1 piece rubber gasket.......I sure wish Kenny at Browns Glass was more helpful...............
There is a gasket that was for non US spec 84-88 toyotas that some people import. I tried one and after much frustration finally got it in and sealed. I don't recommend it unless you have a confident glass guy who can trim the windshield.
CO_94_PU
Ok, That seems to be the part number I've been looking for. Curios, How did you find it? I need to do a better job with my searches.
Sorry about the delay. I called Kenny and he mentioned to me it was a Universal Molding, no part number. He went with the thicker 5/8 and 21 or 22 millimeter. He also stated he had to splice and heat the corners so it would have a snugger fit. I went to a few auto glass places and they stated they couldn't use a universal molding because of the corner, but Kenny was familiar with it because he worked for Toyota in the 80s. I hope this helps.
Sorry about the delay. I called Kenny and he mentioned to me it was a Universal Molding, no part number. He went with the thicker 5/8 and 21 or 22 millimeter. He also stated he had to splice and heat the corners so it would have a snugger fit. I went to a few auto glass places and they stated they couldn't use a universal molding because of the corner, but Kenny was familiar with it because he worked for Toyota in the 80s. I hope this helps.
Wow, thanks for calling and doing all the research. It seems you had a bit more luck with Kenny then I did, I guess I caught him at a bad time.
So with that information in hand, unless I could find a "Kenny" in Utah I should just go with the stock moldings and scrape the idea of the 1 piece rubber. Not the look that I wanted but seems there's not other choice. I guess I could take off the moldings (which are all there) and powder coat them black to get the look I want.
Thanks again for the info
Hi there,
I m new on the site. First of all, even though this conversation is 3 years old, it’s brand new to me so let me tell you how amazing I find your job on this beautiful truck.
I’m in France ���� and I just found my base for what will probably be the first Marty Mc Fly SR5 in France. I ve spent the last 3 years looking for it and I just got hold of what is obviously the best I can find on this side of the Atlantic ocean.
lots of work to do but the truck has been taken care of. This will help a lot I think.
I would really appreciate if you could send me the mail you sent to the Australian gentleman for the set of bars measurements.
I ll do my best to make this truck a descent tribute to Movie s one.
Now, I just wonder for the roll bars if I should stick to the first version or if I should go for the one that is shown in the second movie. Any advice from aficionados will be extremely appreciated.
Thanks in advance for your help.
Best regards. Stephane. So proud to present to you guys my project car
Hi there,
I m new on the site. First of all, even though this conversation is 3 years old, it’s brand new to me so let me tell you how amazing I find your job on this beautiful truck.
I’m in France ���� and I just found my base for what will probably be the first Marty Mc Fly SR5 in France. I ve spent the last 3 years looking for it and I just got hold of what is obviously the best I can find on this side of the Atlantic ocean.
lots of work to do but the truck has been taken care of. This will help a lot I think.
I would really appreciate if you could send me the mail you sent to the Australian gentleman for the set of bars measurements.
I ll do my best to make this truck a descent tribute to Movie s one.
Now, I just wonder for the roll bars if I should stick to the first version or if I should go for the one that is shown in the second movie. Any advice from aficionados will be extremely appreciated.
Thanks in advance for your help.
Best regards. Stephane.
So proud to present to you guys my project car
With 22RE? And that bed's the american one, you got an imported truck.
I'd do nothing on that Toyota but maintenance and needed repairs, it looks very good in white.
Congrats and welcome!
Here are some photos I took of the truck as it stands now. I am about 95% done. I need to buy more accurate Goodyear Wrangler tires.I also need to connect and power up the front fog lights. But overall, I am really satified with the outcome.
Love the build and appreciate the posts! I'm currently in the process of building my own BTTF Toyota Truck, however I'm finding it very hard to locate a set of smitty bilt bars.
I've decided to fabricate my own set but in need of some measurements, also can you please verify if the front and rear bar is 3" tube bar?
Love the build and appreciate the posts! I'm currently in the process of building my own BTTF Toyota Truck, however I'm finding it very hard to locate a set of smitty bilt bars.
I've decided to fabricate my own set but in need of some measurements, also can you please verify if the front and rear bar is 3" tube bar?
Thank you!!
Neat!!! Please start a build thread and post your progress!!!!
02-20-2018, 04:01 PM
