While touring the local auto recycling depot, a late model Saturn was a donor for the power window assembly. All that was needed was a main support bracket. What was nice was the size of the motor. The complete assembly was 2 ½" wide.

First the window track was glassed in, then the felt track pressed in. Second, a template was cut from ¼" plexy glass . The plexy glass fits perfectly in the track and stands up well to the abuse it was given during the trial fitting of the power assembly. All was tested for operation and worked like a dream.

The plexy glass was then labeled and later cut from a smoked gray ¼" plate glass. This was done by the professionals at Raymax Glass of Bolton. The glass was sent out for tempering.

The steering linkage rod comes very close to the hugger headers and just barely clears the bottom side of the motor mount. A slight notch was cut from the mount to clear. Not much room for any thing else. This included the brake pedal.

The brackets for the steering column were 1"x 1" tubing and 1"x 2" for the mount. As you can see, the hole in the bottom right was scrapped in favor of a standard GM brake pedal assembly and the cantilevered pivot system.