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The one on the right looks just like mine !

Thanks "bigmike" . I might just need to take you up on that offer. Can you find the old style molding too ?

I guess your right. It's weird though, that all three Studebaker REO's have the same window. It must have been a Pacific Northwest thing.

Does anyone know what size window the M135 had ?

Here's a picture of my rear window. You can see the cab supports are just inches away from the edge of the opening, so there is no way to cut a larger hole for the new style window.

Maybe I will try the "home glass" people then. I went to several "hot rod" shops and they all said the same thing. They don't cut laminated glass. Also no one knew where I could find that molding.

Here's a side by side of the two rear windows. I own three 1952 REO's (I was wrong about the dates ) . All came from different people. This one I installed on my 1988 deuce was from an Air-Force Decontamination Unit. All original. The cab supports are about 4 inches from the edge of the glass...

I've called all the ones here on the Eastside (Bellevue, Kirkland, Woodinville, Renton, Kenmore) and a ton in Seattle proper. All said the same thing.

Actually no. Most automotive glass shops use premade windows and cannot cut any glass that is laminated. I've been down this road now for two years looking. Also the molding is totally outdated and no longer used. I've tried every shop and store from NAPA to Summit racing. From "specialty" glass...

No, it's about 8.5" tall and 21" long. The newer slider window is 11" wide by 29" long. Also the cab supports are closer together so you cannot cut out the window hole larger without cutting off the cab supports. I bought a NOS sliding window but now cannot mount it due to those supports. So I...

Does anyone know where I can find the rear window and molding for my 1954 M35A1 Studebaker REO ? I've looked everywhere (well not literally everywhere but close !) and can not find them ! I might just end up going with "plexi-glass" for the window, but that still leaves the molding. I've bought...