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I need to order a dated windshield for my 67,the build date is 11-14-66.Does anyone have a idea what the proper date should be on the glass? KC
NCRS allows 1 year time frame on date for glass so window could be date coded for Nov 65 to Nov 66. Typically, a windshield is manufactured 1-3 months prior to car build date Look at your 67 judging manual for the proper codes.
I just went through this date code thing with my '65. My car's birthday is tomorrow, March 8. When I spoke with Pilkington, they stated typically 4 months prior to the assembly date. A check of my side glass (my windshield had been replaced with a non-dated glass), shows the driver's vent window is LOF, then Safety Plate, then ASZ on the left, then CG P on the right, followed by Safety Tempered. The CG is the LOF Date Code for:
C=November and G= 1964 & 1977
So, my March, 1965 assembled Corvette had original date coded glass 4 months prior to its assembly on the car.
When I order the glass from Pilkington, I requested a November, 1964 date of CG.
NCRS allows 1 year time frame on date for glass so window could be date coded for Nov 65 to Nov 66. Typically, a windshield is manufactured 1-3 months prior to car build date Look at your 67 judging manual for the proper codes.
Dave K.
If you are worried about the date code than you must be interested in getting the car NCRS judged? If so buy a 67 Judging Manual and see what it says. My 66 manual says windshields are typically date coded 1-3 mo. prior to car build date but 1 year prior to build date is accepted. Your car will be judged against the manual and glass is covered in detail in the manual. My 66 was built on 12/20/65 so I date coded the windshield for Nov 65.
I just went through this date code thing with my '65. My car's birthday is tomorrow, March 8. When I spoke with Pilkington, they stated typically 4 months prior to the assembly date. A check of my side glass (my windshield had been replaced with a non-dated glass), shows the driver's vent window is LOF, then Safety Plate, then ASZ on the left, then CG P on the right, followed by Safety Tempered. The CG is the LOF Date Code for:
C=November and G= 1964 & 1977
So, my March, 1965 assembled Corvette had original date coded glass 4 months prior to its assembly on the car.
When I order the glass from Pilkington, I requested a November, 1964 date of CG.
Hope this helps.
Jim
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Jim,
The Nov date won't be a problem, I would go with it. You have up to one year.