1959-1960 Chevy 2-Door Hardtop/Convertible Right Door Window Regulator

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These original 1959-1960 Chevrolet Hardtop or Convertible RIGHT/PASSENGER'S SIDE door window regulators have been fully restored. The door window regulators also fit a 1959-1960 Buick, Pontiac & Oldsmobile. We replace any gears or nylon rollers that are broken or worn down. Often the springs are broken or the main rivet is loose causing the regulator to fail to raise the window all the way up. In this case, we install new springs or rivets so as to ensure that the regulator will work properly. When we get done with them they look and function like new.

1. HOW SHOULD I SHIP MY CORE?

SLOWER: With Core Exchange - If you have purchased the item using the "SLOWER" option, this will ensure that we restore YOUR core and it bypasses the core charge. You will receive an order email confirmation. Please print out the invoice confirmation and include it with your core to ensure a quick turn around time. Use plenty of padding when shipping the core.

FASTER: With Core Exchange - If you have purchased the item using the "FASTER" option, this will allow us to ship you the restored part first and bypass the time it takes for you to ship us your core and then restore it. You will be charged an additional core charge upfront, but not to worry. Once we receive your core we will refund you the full core charge so long as it is restorable and there are no broken or missing parts. To ensure that you get your core refund in a timely manner, we will ship you an additional invoice along with your order. Using the same box you can ship us your core along with the additional invoice. Use plenty of padding when shipping the core.

If you still need help or would like more details watch the tutorial video above next to the OPTIONS section

2. WHAT IF I DON'T HAVE A CORE?

You can still purchase the item by selecting "NO CORE" but you you will have to pay the full core charge. Another option that many clients choose is that you can find a core at a swap meet or on ebay and use that for your core (so long as the application and part are the same and the part is restorable). Who knows, you may even find a few extra cores that you could use toward credit of the item you are purchasing.

3. HOW MUCH IS THE CORE CHARGE?

This just ensures that we get a core. NOTE: This does not include the cost of shipping us your core since all shipping charges are the responsibility of the client.

4. WHY IS THE CORE CHARGE SO STINKIN' MUCH?

You might be surprised to know that the core charge has little to do with the core value. We have found that when we charge a lower, more realistic core charge, that we rarely received any cores. And we understand, what's the point of paying shipping for a part that's only going to get a return of a few bucks. But we are not in the business of hunting down cores for our customers so we had to create a good incentive. Since charging a high core charge, it is rare that we don't receive a core. And NO, we WON'T purchase your extra cores for the amount that you see we charge. Nice try.

5. HOW DO I GET THE CORE EXCHANGE CREDIT?

Once we receive your core, we will inspect it and issue you a refund based on it's condition. We look for 2 main things:
Is the core the exact same item as was purchased? (Same application, year, model, etc)
Is the condition of the core restorable? (No broken pieces, No missing pieces, No deteriorated pieces, etc)

6. CAN YOU FIX MY OWN CORE?

Yes, select the SLOWER option under the core exchange
Place your order
Print out a copy of your invoice
Make a note on the invoice that you want YOUR CORE to be restored
Ship the core along with the invoice to

Southeast Chevrolet Parts
c/o Core Exchange Dpt.
2166 South Orange Blossom Trail
Apopka, FL 32703

7. DO YOU SEND ME A CALL TAG OR SHIPPING LABEL FOR ME TO SEND YOU MY CORES?

There is no standardized way to ship us cores so we DO NOT SEND OUT shipping labels. You as the client are responsible for all shipping charges to send us your cores. Don€™t forget to insure your item in case of loss or damage.

8. WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN OER AND OEM?

OEM refers to Original Equipment Manufacturer and is the stamp of an authentic original GM part. OER stands for Original Equipment Reproduction and is a reproduction of the original. It may seem strange, but often times an OEM part, even used, can cost more than an OER simply because the quality was so good when GM original built these parts.

YEAR	MODEL	DOORS	BODY	ENGINE/TRANS	NOTES
1959-1960	Impala, Bel Air, Biscayne, Parkwood, Nomad, Brookwood, El Camino, Kingswood	2	Hardtop
		2	Sedan
		2	Wagon
		2	Convertible

1959-1960 Chevy 2-Door Hardtop/Convertible/Sedan RIGHT Door Window Regulator - REBUILT

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