just the classics man, they all had it, i wish the NG's did.

 

all 900's before 1994 had these.

 

93 did too

 

ya I have a 94 no dice with the windows now if the engine was mounted in the trunk and the windows were used as forced air to the engine like the vw r32 revision that would be insane.

 

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please explain Josuar

 

94 c900's were just convertibles. 94ng's were different. No ng's had the window pop.

 

no i wanted to hear about the rear motor r32 with window air induction.

 

I remember seeing a note in an old EPC version "with fixed side window" This hinted that there was a version maybe not into production that had a window that opened. I have never heard of one in the wild. Being fond of the 3Door I always thought it would be great mod.

 

Bonus Round

Thanks for the helpful replies.

Now, for the bonus round. Can anyone tell me if the latch or hinges on these side vent windows were attached to the glass using screws or bolts (through the glass) or "glue"/adhesive ("glued" so the glass, i.e. no bolt going through the glass and showing on the other side.)

I very much appreciate the info.

 

Well, it's neither.

The hinges are riveted to the frame of the window.

But, there are not actually hinges.

There is a thin plate of aluminuim that flexes when you open the window.

 

I'm assuming there is a black frame going round the window to which the hinges are attached. Right?

Is the latch which pops-out and holds the window open also attached to the black frame, like the hinges?

 

Yes.

The window side is, if that makes sense.

The rest of the latch attaches to the inside of the car.

 

Yup. Got it.

Very much appreciate the info.

 

Well vw took their already fast r32 and went back and redesigned it they put the motor in the back gave it 650hp and since they wanted it to look the same they used the rear windows as forced air to cool the engine I saw this article
http://cars.ign.com/articles/790/790460p1.html
just looked sick

 

thats to answer the question by laxian55