Does anyone have a lead on the three groove window track in plastic or aluminum?
Thanks
Window track channel
Window track channel
Jeff Monday (Blue Mondays)
1973 28 ft Express single 318 1976 StarCraft Islander 1961 Sea Nymph
Lower River rd
Rabbit Hash KY
1973 28 ft Express single 318 1976 StarCraft Islander 1961 Sea Nymph
Lower River rd
Rabbit Hash KY
Re: Window track channel
I have some pieces of the plastic channel. How much do you need?
Verboatn - Werner Wildenburg
32' Express 1977 w/ twin 318s & 1:1 Velvet Drives
Marblehead, Ohio
32' Express 1977 w/ twin 318s & 1:1 Velvet Drives
Marblehead, Ohio
Re: Window track channel
Im helping with a houseboat and my express so I can not find it anywhere so I'm tooling it up now should have it in a few weeks but thanks. Both of ours in plastic but I'm thinking of doing aluminum with the poly glide I have a supplier for that just need the correct thickness.
Jeff Monday (Blue Mondays)
1973 28 ft Express single 318 1976 StarCraft Islander 1961 Sea Nymph
Lower River rd
Rabbit Hash KY
1973 28 ft Express single 318 1976 StarCraft Islander 1961 Sea Nymph
Lower River rd
Rabbit Hash KY
Re: Window track channel
For long term use, aluminum is the better choice. Don't forget to make sure you have sufficient drain holes at the exterior ends of the channels to prevent water from running back into the cabin. John Althouse used to have lots of the polyglide in the correct width - don't know who stocks it
The plastic works, too. but it will eventually disintegrate from sun rays and will have to be replaced. It's cheap, so buy twice as much as you need now and hoard it for future use (which should get you through your years of ownership, plus some)
The plastic works, too. but it will eventually disintegrate from sun rays and will have to be replaced. It's cheap, so buy twice as much as you need now and hoard it for future use (which should get you through your years of ownership, plus some)
-joel-
former owner 1988 '32 FB Sedan
Chesapeake Bay
twin 318 / 240 hp
Potomac MD
former owner 1988 '32 FB Sedan
Chesapeake Bay
twin 318 / 240 hp
Potomac MD