Two that you might look into. First is a system from
autoloc.com. Nice thing about this kit is it retains all the manual assembly. It slips over the original regulator if you ever decide to return to manual windows. I have two pair
installed in my 67 Chevelle. No messing with taking the door off and replacing the contents and they're only $170 a kit (2 windows). They also have factory replacement style kits but they're $400 a pair.
A second system that I bought for my 67 Elky (but haven't gotten around to install yet) does replace everything. Sold by
A1 Electric, it's a direct factory replacement style. I think these were about $240 plus $80 for the switches and $10 or $15 for the boots. Same kit fits 66/67 Malibus and Elkys. I've opened the package to inspect them but never installed them.
If you have manual windows now and DON'T replace the door panels, standard GM-style switches won't cover the hole left by the manual crank anyway. If you're looking to replace the door panels anyway, the point is moot as new panels come with NO holes so you have a choice.
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67 SS & 67 Elky
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Dale's Place Team 67
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[This message has been edited by Dale McIntosh (edited 02-05-2003).]