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Post by 47sportsman on Jun 19, 2024 12:55:39 GMT -8
 Hello! I have some questions about my 1947 Sportsman window gaskets and curious if anyone here has been through this issue and could advise. I've deduced the windows in my trailer are most similar to the Marvel brand windows but they are not totally the same. There are some photos attached of my two different types (2 of 3) of window frames. The elongated window with round edges is the one I need gaskets for. Please see my photos. I found gaskets for the rectangular windows. Kind regards!  Here is a link to my photos on Pinterest. I haven't figured out how to add photos here pin.it/60s4YkzJe |
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John Palmer
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Post by John Palmer on Jun 20, 2024 9:02:07 GMT -8
You need "way better" photos to get any kind of good answer to your window question.
What I think I see is some steel awning style Marvel windows (with square corners) like used on a 1946 KIT trailer and other bread loaf's.
And some Woodlin (with round corner) windows. It would be unusual to find both styles and makes of windows on the same trailer because the rounded corner Woodlin aluminum framed windows are much later, like in the mid-1950's on Vagabonds.
Pinterest is not a source for good information, just pretty pictures that are mostly unrelated.
John
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Post by Teachndad on Jun 21, 2024 7:24:21 GMT -8
Hi and Welcome, We recommend posting photos through flickr. Here's a thread on this topic. vintagetrailertalk.freeforums.net/thread/7276/add-photos-hosted-flickr-tutoria Any image hosting site with third party hosting will allow you to insert a link in your post. You will need to use the Go Advanced button at the bottom of your Quick reply box at the end of every thread. Once you are there, then look for the tiny icon that is to the right of the envelope icon. Click on that and you can insert a photo link and then that photo will show up in your post. For a shortcut to posting an image, as in your situation, find a similar trailer to yours online and then insert that trailer image link in your post here on VTT. That would help specify the type of windows you are referring to until you have learned the process for posting images. Cheers, Rod |
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