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Has anyone had experience with the new glass hard top rear window
replacements being offered by Lee? Mainly fit , dimensions and weight as
compared to SS offering.



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I can tell you that tom hall has developed a "glass" rear window for the hard
tops that are really nice.

Contact him at (email redacted)


On Mar 22, 2010, at 9:33 AM, Gary Fish wrote:

> Has anyone had experience with the new glass hard top rear window
> replacements being offered by Lee? Mainly fit , dimensions and weight as
> compared to SS offering.
>
>
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I remember way back seeing a Tiger with a glass back window. The glass
was a cut down 1970's Chevy Nova rear window. I was told that the
Nova's glass had a curve that matched the Tiger HT.

Paul

On Mar 22, 2010, at 12:47 PM, Rob Guerra wrote:

> I can tell you that tom hall has developed a "glass" rear window for
> the hard
> tops that are really nice.
>
> Contact him at (email redacted)
>
>
> On Mar 22, 2010, at 9:33 AM, Gary Fish wrote:
>
>> Has anyone had experience with the new glass hard top rear window
>> replacements being offered by Lee? Mainly fit , dimensions and
>> weight as
>> compared to SS offering.
>>
>>
>>
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Mail From: David Sosna <(email redacted)>

Hi Paul:
I think it was the Nova windshield.
My Tiger had a glass rear window and I'd also heard that it was from a
Chevy Nova.
Mine had the blue stripe across the top of the window--that's why I
believe it was formerly a windshield.

Best Regards
David Sosna
(Still lurking about)

Paul Burr wrote:
> I remember way back seeing a Tiger with a glass back window. The glass
> was a cut down 1970's Chevy Nova rear window. I was told that the
> Nova's glass had a curve that matched the Tiger HT.
>
> Paul
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Rear or side glass is usually made of tempered glass and that's pretty much
impossible to cut or drill without having it shatter into a million pieces.
Laminated safety glass as used for windshields can be cut, so that would be
more likely as a source.

Theo

> -----Original Message-----
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> (email redacted)] On Behalf Of David Sosna
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> Subject: Re: [Tigers] Hard top glass
>
> Hi Paul:
> I think it was the Nova windshield.
> My Tiger had a glass rear window and I'd also heard that it was from a
> Chevy Nova.
> Mine had the blue stripe across the top of the window--that's why I
> believe it was formerly a windshield.
>
> Best Regards
> David Sosna
> (Still lurking about)
>


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Tiger factory hardtop back glasses made from 2mm clear glass(2 pieces)
laminated with .30 pvb laminate are available from;


LEE FESTICH
ALAN AUTO GLASS
972 GRISWOLD AVE.
SAN FERNANDO, CA.
818-464-5909
_AAAGLASSS@AOL.COM_ (mailtoemail redacted))

They are $400.00 each plus shipping to your location. They are available in
clear, blue, green, amber,several grays and a variety of colors. Hardtop
1/4 glasses can be manufactured to match the color of the back glass. Call
for pricing. We did these in 2 mm glass to keep the weight down on the back
glass. Every thing is made to order 2-3 weeks to produce + ship time. You
can cut tempered glass without breaking it. The first thing you have to do
is untemper it then cut it and then temper it. Good Luck




In a message dated 3/22/2010 4:28:45 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time,
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Rear or side glass is usually made of tempered glass and that's pretty
much
impossible to cut or drill without having it shatter into a million pieces.
Laminated safety glass as used for windshields can be cut, so that would be
more likely as a source.

Theo

> -----Original Message-----
> From: (email redacted) [mailto:tigers-
> (email redacted)] On Behalf Of David Sosna
> Sent: March 22, 2010 5:16 PM
> To: (email redacted)
> Subject: Re: [Tigers] Hard top glass
>
> Hi Paul:
> I think it was the Nova windshield.
> My Tiger had a glass rear window and I'd also heard that it was from a
> Chevy Nova.
> Mine had the blue stripe across the top of the window--that's why I
> believe it was formerly a windshield.
>
> Best Regards
> David Sosna
> (Still lurking about)
>


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