[tcb] Re: Still looking for Jalousie windows.

The ones with the yellow stains?
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Date: Thu, 07 Dec 2006 09:32:41 
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Subject: [tcb] Re: Still looking for Jalousie windows.

Nope, I was thinking more along the lines of making them out of my old Star 
Wars sheets.  
   
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This is sounding like a Martha Stewart show. I now expect Robb to have floral 
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-----Original Message----- From: "Sharon Chamberlain" <iluvvws@xxxxxxxxxxx: 
<mailto:iluvvws%40charter.net> > Date: Thu, 7 Dec 2006 06:50:20 
To:<tcb@xxxxxxxxxxxxx: <mailto:tcb%40freelists.org> > Subject: [tcb] Re: Still 
looking for Jalousie windows. Or you can do what we did and get an extra set of 
curtain rods and anchor the bottom of the curtains like rv’s do so you 
don’t have all that flopping. The breeze thru the windows does help cool the 
bus on a roadtrip and if it’s a cold day you know real quick if you left a 
window open.   ---------------- From: tcb-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx: 
<mailto:tcb-bounce%40freelists.org>  [mailto:tcb-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx: 
<mailto:tcb-bounce%40freelists.org> ] On Behalf Of wuzmop@xxxxxxx: 
<mailto:wuzmop%40aol.com> Sent: Thursday, December 07, 2006 6:28 AM To: 
tcb@xxxxxxxxxxxxx: <mailto:tcb%40freelists.org> Subject: [tcb] Re: Still 
looking for Jalousie windows.   I drive on road trips all the time with mine 
open. Other than the curtain problem Sammy mentioned, I've had no problems. 
Since you're not going correct, I would suggest making an easily removeable 
curtain rod so you can take them down on road trips. That is, if you are going 
with curtains.      -----Original Message----- From: eric@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx: 
<mailto:eric%40woodallweb.com> To: tcb@xxxxxxxxxxxxx: 
<mailto:tcb%40freelists.org> Sent: Wed, 6 Dec 2006 8:33 PM Subject: [tcb] Re: 
Still looking for Jalousie windows. Thanks Sammie,  And as far as 
"correctness", this bus is about as far from correct as you can get.  I am 
putting Jalousie windows in a 13 window deluxe! Blasphemy!    Sammie Smith 
wrote:  > Eric:  > Look at the swap meets. Usually can find some of these 
things at a > swap such as Ennis. Going rate probably about $25 per copy for 
good > ones. When you acquire them make sure the cranks work. The gear in > the 
crank mechanism has a tendency to strip out and to my knowledge > there is no 
easy fix for this problem. So, when you are looking at a > used one make sure 
the crank works and cranks the windows in and out > with no problem. Also, some 
of these windows have laminated glass and > all of the laminate old ones I have 
seen have rusty discoloration in > the laminate and to look good the glass will 
have to be replaced. The > ones that do not have laminate have tempered glass 
which does not have > that problem. Also, if you are a stickler for correctness 
there is a > slight difference between the ones for a 65 and the ones for a 66 
or > 67. The bottom sill plate is flat on the ones for 65 and slanted > 
significantly towards the out side on the ones for the 66/67. However, > they 
are interchangeable between all busses and fit the cutouts where > the pop outs 
would normally be on a Kombi. As to driving with them > open. I have around 
town. The only problem is that driving down the > highway the wind plays havoc 
with the curtains that go on each of > these windows. Other than that there is 
no problem that I know of > driving with them open.  >  > Hope this helps.  
> Sammie  > At 08:56 PM 12/5/2006, you wrote:  >> I am still looking to buy 
at 6 - 8 square split window jalousie >> windows for my bus.  >> I have one 
question though; can you drive with the jalousies open?  >> Peter, did you 
have a chance to see if you had any around?  >>  >  >  >  >  >      
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