Rock Crawler replied:

I am assuming that the window has seperated from the rubber and rail ?

if so , just remove it and clean it all up. Put some black silicon in the channel and retap onto the glass , dont use the windows for a day and it will be like new again.

traveller2 replied:

Problem is the actual channels let go, they don't sell the channel as a seperate spare part ;-)) If they aren't cracked completely they can be repaired with a good adhesive like Sikaflex but can be hard to do if there is nothing left of the channel to locate the glass correctly.
Same applies to the plastic door handles when they rip out of the door skins ;-)))

Member - Karl replied:

Try landcruisermart.com.au - they are in Brisbane but will post to anywhere. They have a couple of 100 series that they are wrecking so you might be able to get what you need a bit cheaper.

Karl

Cammo replied:

I can only comment on the price. That quote is about right. I just had the passenger window smashed by thieves on my 100 series cruiser and it cost $442 to get it fixed by Toyota.

PBob replied:

Thanks for the answers, it does appear we may have to go the whole hog, but will follow up on the wrecking side of things.