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Old 08-03-2006, 08:37 PM
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Default Re: How much time should glass and body parts predate

My car was built in Van Nuys 3rd week in January 68. The doors are not original and the windshield was replaced. The 1/4 glass is dated VZ-10 (Dec 67) and the rear glass is dated NX-10 (Jan 68). I found another 01C car in a salvage yard that had an earlier VIN and the driver's door glass and the right 1/4 were VZ-10. A 01D car I saw at Pomona had NX-10 driver's door glass and I know of a 01B car with the same date. This is the data I used to find dated door glass for my car. Windshield data is hard to get.

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Old 08-05-2006, 09:26 PM
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Astro glass was discontinued as of 1/1/68. The DOT decided it interfered with vision out the side windows, although it continued to be used on Corvettes up until 1970 (I think).
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