rear window chrome trim

I was told rear glass from tudor sedan 46-48 dodge and plymouths are the same as my 40. So I purchased the chrome trim from a 46-48 plymouth tudor sedan. I held it up to my back glass and it looks off on the bottom. I looked in the Steele rubber catalog and the rear window seal for the chrome trim is different between my 40 and 46-48's. My question is is the sheetmetal around the back window different between those years? Any help would be appreciated. later shawn

Sorry, I don't have a Hollander interchange manual but if the seal and the trim is different, I'd guess the glass and sheetmetal is too.

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Sorry, I don't have a Hollander interchange manual but if the seal and the trim is different, I'd guess the glass and sheetmetal is too.

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Actually, that may or may not be true, they could have used the same glass and modified the rubber and trim to fit the body, or maybe just the style of trim is different and the rubber is different to accomidate the trim. It would have been much cheaper to modify the trim and rubber then to change the glass and sheetmetal, and still have a much different apearance of the car. 40 was a change over year from the old body to the new body, anything could have been, and by 46-48, anything the car companies had laying around was game to use because cars were in hot demand. Gene