1950 Chevy 3100 Power Windows Part - 1

I go through all the steps of installing power windows and switches into a 1950 Chevrolet 3100 truck in this two part series. These electric motorized window regulators were purchased from Nu-Relics Power Windows, located in North Carolina, USA! I was introduced to this company by the owner of a Mustang I was building and haven't used any other brand since, for power window conversions!

[@centralscrutinizer76]

Them vent windows on the >50 are awesome. Brings back a lot of memories of being a kid

[@gillrodshop]

Yeah, I much rather have vent windows vs. not and they do bring back great memories as well as those large diameter steering wheels 😆…my dad had to almost stand up to turn the wheels if the car wasn’t moving.

[@user-yv5cy5hf4p]

Thanks but it went silent

[@AudielGomez-et2eg]

Could you do the same procedure on a 55 second edición Chevy truck

[@gillrodshop]

I believe you can! Here is a link to the Nu-Relics website and they do manufacture a kit for the 1955 second edition truck.
www.nu-relics.com/chevrolet-truck-s/249.htm

[@benjamincontreras2678]

Do u have the link for that switches? I couldn’t find them in the nu-relics page

[@gillrodshop]

www.nu-relics.com/Nu-Cranks-s/190.htm
Try this link and if it doesn’t take you to the exact page you may click on the menu-accessories-switches.

[@benjamincontreras2678]

@@gillrodshop great, so I suppose the ones u showed in the video were the #233 GM Truck 1947-1966 - Nu-Crank Switches & Wiring
Am I right?

[@kevinhumphrey932]

Could you possibly drop a link to where I can order these window regulators for a 52 53 model thank you

[@gillrodshop]

www.nu-relics.com/chevrolet-truck-s/245.htm

[@hermencruz7665]

What kit is this call

[@gillrodshop]

Nu-Relics Full Power Window Kit