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General Discussion => Q & A => Topic started by: 35chevcoupe on August 13, 2015, 08:42:33 PM
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Wondering what the glass markings should be or look like on an original windshield .
Getting ready to remove the front and rear glass and wondering if the windshield is original or aftermarket .
Heres what is on my front glass
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Dear John and mid-60s Buick "historians"
Wondering what the glass markings should be or look like on an original windshield .
If the markings for a 1965 Buick Special are the same for a GS (and my wagon is a Fremont car) then they should look like this:
(https://canebas.smugmug.com/Biquette/Parts-Search/1965-windshield-markings/i-qCWLDDm/0/L/Biquette%27s%20original%20windshield%20manufacturer%20-L.jpg) (https://canebas.smugmug.com/Biquette/Parts-Search/1965-windshield-markings/i-qCWLDDm/A)
This photo was taken before I replaced the windshield.
Getting ready to remove the front and rear glass and wondering if the windshield is original or aftermarket .
I bought a new windshield from Pilkington classics:
http://www.pilkington.com/en/us/automotive/pilkington-classics (http://www.pilkington.com/en/us/automotive/pilkington-classics)
I also got a tailgate class from Pilkington. I don't have a picture of what the new windshield looks like, but I could take one tomorrow if you are curious.
Cheers, Edouard
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I will probably just reuse it if it comes out without cracking it .
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John,
You can get a new, dated, LOF windshield from Auto City for less than $200.
Worth every cent.
Mark
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John,
You can get a new, dated, LOF windshield from Auto City for less than $200.
Worth every cent.
Mark
PERFECT !!! and only a 20 min. drive .