Melanie, Your '64 has the the frame like the attached image (complex) with square mitered corners (easy). Take one of the remaining windows to a glass/window shop. They can make a frame/pane that can be screwed in place (non operable). Another option is to have a metal fabrication shop( yellow pages) build up an equivalent of the old extrusion using stock extrusions and welding them together - expensive, but is an exact permanent fix. Last option (more expensive) is to replace the window with a Jalousie window in the existing frame opening. RV dealers can do the installation using new Jalousie windows. I'm not sure they can get them in aluminum finish nowadays, but you can ask. One place I've seen that sells the Jalousie windows direct is http://www.all-rite.com/ Best of luck, RJ VintageAirstream.com Melanie Chretin/David Ladish wrote: > > Hi All, > My name is Melanie from Woodland Hills, CA and I have just started > restoring my 1964 Globetrotter. The List has been such a great help. > Thank you all. One question, does anyone have or know an alternative for > a window frame 18.75x22?�
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