Aftermarket power windows, '82 Coupe

[TWFAUST at aol.com]

In a message dated 1/31/2005 7:40:47 AM Eastern Standard Time, 
kentmclean at mindspring.com writes:

> TWFAUST at aol.com wrote:
> >So, what remains is an aftermarket system. Any recommendations?  
> 
> Hot rodders are always putting in power windows in cars not
> designed for them.  I don't have any personal experience, but
> I'd be looking at hot rod suppliers for a solution.  A quick
> Google search found this site with 13 links to power window
> suppliers:
> <
> http://www.hotrodders.com/directory/hot_rod_parts_interior_hot_rod_parts_power_door_window_trunk_and_hood_kits.shtml>
> 
> The one name I recognize is Autoloc. HTH.
> 
> -- 
> Kent McLean
> 

Thank you Kent. I am a long time subscriber to "Street Rodder" magazine. I am 
always charmed by the names of the suppliers, "Flaming River", "Strange 
Engineering", "Fat Man Fabrications", "Ididit", etc. I also admire their "can do" 
attitude. I recall once that I considered hot rodding a '48 Bentley I had come 
across. Thinking it needed better brakes and suspension, I called "Fat Man". I 
began with "I was thinking of a project and wondered if you could help me", 
the immediate response "We can do it".

Tom Faust
'82 Coupe
'90 90 20VQ
'64 Plymouth Convert.
'67 Dodge Coronet
Charger in pieces