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Originally Posted by Ultrasport12
Since you have a window van (I assume this becasue you have trims unless you have a SMB or something that someone put aftermarket trims on) if for some reason they dont latch good try it without the shim. The windows are either dark gray and those are a privacy glass or they are just a green tint but you can see through them easily. Many newer vans have the dark glass so if you are like me you want it to match. In the rear you can use limo tint if you want (really dark) but it makes it harder to drive sometimes. I am fussy and just want them to match. Just an FYI you will get fumes if you drive with them open. some speculate thats why they stopped offering them as an option. The other thing is the dealers have NO parts available for them anymore at least thats what I got at mine when I tried to get so e screws and parts for the one that needs them. I would love to find out what you get for sealer. Mike got some sealer at a body supply store when he did his.
...Jamie
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My van is a cargo work van. I have the stock Ford plastic trim on
my side and rear doors. I also have the stock plastic trim the whole
length of the van and a headliner the whole length. I got all the trim
a piece at a time here and there at different wrecking yards. All the
trim pieces came out of extended window vans. I got and idea from a
guy about screens. He said to get some screen material and install it
between the door and the pop out window frame. Don't see why that
wouldn't work. Only down side would be cleaning the inside of the
windows.