I would like to add them to my '62, but probably not enough to spend $400+. Posted: Fri 5:39 pm Post subject: Re: Are pop out rear windows worth it?Īnd the big window version you need is cheap and plentiful. My '71 did not have them and it's a noticeable difference. I have pop outs on my '66 and they do not leak at all. Yes do it! Makes a huge difference in air flow in the car. Posted: Fri 5:23 pm Post subject: Re: Are pop out rear windows worth it? Other than a cool accessory are they really worth the trouble? How much difference do they make while putting around town or at highway speed? Do they have a tendency to leak in rain? I have a pair sitting on my parts shelf that need new seals.and it seems that installing seals is the toughest part of retrofitting a pair? Worth the trouble or just put in new seals on my fixed windows? Help me out here! I am getting ready to get my '67 sedan painted and have been thinking about putting in pop out windows while I have the windows out. Posted: Fri 4:59 pm Post subject: Are pop out rear windows worth it?

You are taking it upon yourself to drive with the front window open, VW LooseNuts LLC takes no responsibility.Quick sort: Show newest posts on top | Show oldest posts on top That will not change.ĭisclaimer - All safari’s are intended to be used for show only. You pay good money for good quality items, and I will not BS around if I made a mistake. Yes, it’s true you may pay a tiny bit more for VW LooseNuts kits but you are getting quality American made items, crafted by my hands. That said, All my work is guaranteed! If you have issues with fitment and/or something is not working out, please let me know and I will fix whatever the issue is at my expense (if the issue is found to be of my doing). You can check all my work out on Facebook or on Instagram I do not offer a refund on safari kits. With that said, I periodically stop taking orders due to demand. Please understand I am one man, hand crafting each one of these. I do not fund my mortgage payment by building these. I do have a regular 50+ hour a week job and this is something I do on nights and weekends. They are a big sections of glass that are not intended to be open. Anyone that tells you they are is lying to you. Safari windows are not guaranteed to be watertight. If you plan to drive with them open. NOTE~ bugs and rocks hurt the face at high speeds :) Some welding is highly recommended, however nutsets can be use in lieu of welding for the slider brackets at the A pillar. Lead times are typically 12 weeks, depending on my work load.

Please inquire if you have issues with the provided seal. ( If your glass is not OG glass the inner seal provided may not work) There is another seal that can be used if aftermarket glass is to tight with provided seal. Safari frame, all the hardware, latches, sliders and seals.

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