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I bought my car from the original owner and he disclosed everything that happened to the car over the years. One thing that happed a few years after he bought it in 1971 was a lady back into the drivers door and messed it up good enough to break the glass. It was replaced but it doesn't have the Astro Ventilation on it. That has always been on my list of things to replace I just didn't want to spend the money on new glass with the scripts on it.
This will save me a ton of money. I didn't even think of looking for a sticker.
Last edited by theandies; Jul 8, 2021 at 05:28 PM.
Thanks, if I recall your 68 is an honest reflection of original. I’ll put the script on the XX glass and think about replacing with AZ (Sept 67) glass.
I see a right hand one on eBay but it’s pretty scratched up.
Thanks, if I recall your 68 is an honest reflection of original. I’ll put the script on the XX glass and think about replacing with AZ (Sept 67) glass.
I see a right hand one on eBay but it’s pretty scratched up.
My Dec. '67 build has the Script. The driver door-glass was shattered/I bought an Ebay used replacement...
being a rookie I didn't notice the Astro script until the glass arrived. (my '69 Camaro had the script)
Last edited by doorgunner; Jul 9, 2021 at 02:58 PM.
My near end of March 68 coupe had the astro ventilation script. My six year old replaced glass has it also. I just didn't pay extra for date coding on it. Lou.
A experienced exterior judge will be able to see the differences between original and a reproduction glass. In general the thickness is thinner on the reproduction and the lettering and date code are shaped differently. At the minimum you will lose 40% of the available judging points.