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They are to wide. The suburban is about 3 or 4 inches wider than the blazer an trucks. Window or not it would not fit. I know this for a fact on the 78 model year and I am sure they would not have changed it. I am not sure what exactly is suburban specific but I know the dash is wider and it can...

I had a 78 suburban and they were a small bit wider that the blazer. I was going to use the tailgate on my 78 blazer. They may have changed things later but I doubt it. The regulator may have been the same but making barn doors fit would have required cutting down the doors to make them fit...

I see now. I have regs for the side doors on my junkvee. I wish that was my problem. Thanks anyway. I may have everything covered accept the window now thanks to the fellow SS members.

I'll take it if you want to part with it. How much did the new one cost that you are getting? My old one was broken but I disassembled a chrome one from LMC and put the guts in my black one. It looks stock but the inner part is still chrome. You can't tell when it is closed.

One of the big problems is that most of the blazers and suburbans used an electic window regulator. Finding a manual one is tough and like I said, in Michigan the older vehicles usually do not sit in the junk yard too long. If no one on the site has an extra then I can try car-part.com and...

Maybe in TX but in MI they are usually sent to the crusher since the trucks are usually rusted away. They also don't have enough of a need for older parts so instead they strip what they can then crush the rest. Window regulators are not on the top of the want list.

I tried classifieds with no results. I almost have this thing ready for the road and I need a rear window, the regulator assembly, and the outside window crank (even if it is broken). Thanks Chuck