I own a 1967 Thunderbird with power windows. The parts for these vintage birds are very hard to find, if at all.The rear power window on my passenger side failed to work although you could hear the motor humming; upon taking it apart, there is a thick rubber piece that fits at the top of the motor between two gears. This rubber piece split, causing the gears not to work together as they should. This was my problem and no one makes new parts to fit.

I found Bill with Forsch Polymer Corp. through one of the parts vendors I use for my 1967 Thunderbird; he suggested I give him a call. Spoke to Bill and explained my dilemma; sent pictures of the part needing repair. Very soon after, I got a call from Bill telling me he could help me and to send the part along. He assured me he could fix the problem. I sent it and got it back in less than two weeks and let me say, it looks brand new; it fits perfectly in the motor housing and is the correct width for the gears to work properly. With these old Ford window motors, the existing rubber used, fails and the window no longer operates, although the motor is still good.

I can tell you that Bill and his guys at Forsch Polymer Corp. obviously know their stuff. I am going to recommend this "fix" to other T-Bird guy's I speak with, who need this or any similar parts repaired, where a polymer fill will work.

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I wouldn't hesitate for a nano second in recommending this company. Bill is excellent to deal with and above all, 'Delivers what he promises'...

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Thanks Dick Weckel in Raleigh, N.C.