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Based on your VIN, your car was made around May 12, 1967.
Larry
That works fine with the car's May production date; glass is one of the few exceptions to the NCRS 6-month rule - glass can be dated up to a year prior to the car's build date, as it was made in batches.
That works fine with the car's May production date; glass is one of the few exceptions to the NCRS 6-month rule - glass can be dated up to a year prior to the car's build date, as it was made in batches.
John:
I know the NCRS rules, but typically 1 to 6 months is the normal/typical for glass. However, twelve (12 )months will pass NCRS judging without a deduct……as you have stated.
Larry, John,
THanks for the info. The car is quite original, numbers matching, etc. I don't plan on getting it NCRS judged since I am putting a 5 speed, borgeson, a/c etc. I plan to drive it a lot, God willing. The glass has a small chip and I wanted to know if it was worth repair if it was original.
Al.
Originally Posted by Powershift
John:
I know the NCRS rules, but typically 1 to 6 months is the normal/typical for glass. However, twelve (12 )months will pass NCRS judging without a deduct……as you have stated.
03-30-2015, 08:23 PM
1967 coupe windshield glass question
