Cost effective way to have power windows

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Cost effective way to have power windows

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That suits the Chevy just fine. :wink:
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1uG6grzdUf8
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LOL. that is funny as all get out i love it. So how do we do the power door locks??

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Sad to say, but I spent a good part of my evening watching these videos! Too funny! :lol:

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