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I am getting my windshield replaced, finishing up the reassembly after repainting. I just wondered if I should toss it or sell it.
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I am getting my windshield replaced, finishing up the reassembly after repainting. I just wondered if I should toss it or sell it.
thanks
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I'm about to go down this road, where did you get yours and how was the fit? Was it the same thickness as the original?
Bill
How do I tell if its original or from that era?
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Hey Bill,
I got my replacement from OEM Glass... (see my old post http://corvetteactioncenter.com/forums/showthread.php?t=94179 )
The date coded the glass - and it fit perfectly. Also see http://www.oemglass.net/date_coding.html.
Ralph
Hi Ralph,
Thanks for the links and info. Wow, I just called these folks today, the vette shop near here recommended them if I wanted the windshield to actually fit!!
Still have a little sticker shock after hearing about guys getting one INSTALLED for $200 or so by a local place. I'm not into numbers stuff, my car is not a showpiece or anything but it really would be good to have it fit right! They told me 4-6 weeks. I'm still chewing on it. Did you do it yourself?
Bill
Manufacturers symbol will be in the lower right hand corner of the glass. Look for 'LOF' (Libby Owens Ford) Soft Ray Safety Flo-Light. There will be others codes, but the most important will be the manufacturing date which is a two letter code.
If the second of the two letters is either a Y or a U it's probably the original glass made in 1972 or 1973.
and it looks like it says "XU" its pretty faint though.
So I suppose I can assume its an original and I should probably not toss it ?
thanks