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Usually, your insurance will cover windshield replacement. Some shops will even cover your deductable. I'd shop around. I've seen non HUD windshields on ebay for $359.
You really should get some estimates from shops in you area. From past posts, installed prices people here say they have paid have been all over the place.
Here's the GM part number and GM list price for a non-HUD windshield for a '98 convertible. You also may need to replace the windshield frame weatherstrip and windshield seal:
Windshield ('98, Y67, non-HUD): GM P/N 10295097, GM List $435.60
Just like ***** said...make sure it's either PPG, LOF, or APT brand...even though these are considered aftermarket brands...they supply probably 80-90% of the glass to auto plants to install....i install autoglass for a living...stay away from these brands..Crinamex, Safevue, Lamisafe, Guardian, Northstar......these will fit and look like crap..trust me...i have worked on these cars....
Excellent information everyone! Thanks again!!! You were all extremely helpful! I just found a glass shop in San Jose that will install a PPG windshield for $325 (parts & labor). Seems like a good deal to me.
- Darryl
Excellent information everyone! Thanks again!!! You were all extremely helpful! I just found a glass shop in San Jose that will install a PPG windshield for $325 (parts & labor). Seems like a good deal to me.
- Darryl