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Looking for a Tiger rear hardtop window. Does anyone sell, or have one
made of glass? If a glass one isn't avaiable who makes the best fitting
"formed" plastic window? Thanks, David Franchi
Mail From: (email redacted) (David or Gary)
Looking for a Tiger rear hardtop window. Does anyone sell, or have one
made of glass? If a glass one isn't avaiable who makes the best fitting
"formed" plastic window? Thanks, David Franchi
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Mail From: Steve Laifman <(email redacted)>
David,
At one time there was reported to be a custom cut glass rear window made
from a Corvair windshield (you can't trim tempered glass used in side
and back windows). To my knowledge these are unavailable, at least my
search was fruitless.
SS had a very nice plastic version that installed well and looks good.
With care it ought to last, and a LOT lighter than glass would be.
Let me know if you get a source that actually has them available.
Steve
David or Gary wrote:
>Looking for a Tiger rear hardtop window. Does anyone sell, or have one
>made of glass? If a glass one isn't avaiable who makes the best fitting
>"formed" plastic window? Thanks, David Franchi
>
>
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Mail From: Steve Laifman <(email redacted)>
David,
At one time there was reported to be a custom cut glass rear window made
from a Corvair windshield (you can't trim tempered glass used in side
and back windows). To my knowledge these are unavailable, at least my
search was fruitless.
SS had a very nice plastic version that installed well and looks good.
With care it ought to last, and a LOT lighter than glass would be.
Let me know if you get a source that actually has them available.
Steve
David or Gary wrote:
>Looking for a Tiger rear hardtop window. Does anyone sell, or have one
>made of glass? If a glass one isn't avaiable who makes the best fitting
>"formed" plastic window? Thanks, David Franchi
>
>
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Steve Laifman
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TigersUnited.com
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Mail From: "Stu Brennan" <(email redacted)>
It wasn't a Corvair, but it was some other Chevy. The problem was that
99.9% of them had the antenna in the glass, which looked sorta weird.
And the cutting was not always successful. Steve Finberg wrote an
article about this for TE/AE a bunch of years back.
Stu
Mail From: "Stu Brennan" <(email redacted)>
It wasn't a Corvair, but it was some other Chevy. The problem was that
99.9% of them had the antenna in the glass, which looked sorta weird.
And the cutting was not always successful. Steve Finberg wrote an
article about this for TE/AE a bunch of years back.
Stu
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Mail From: "Lawrence Wright" <(email redacted)>
Stu Brennan wrote:
>It wasn't a Corvair, but it was some other Chevy.
>The problem was that 99.9% of them had the antenna
>in the glass, which looked sorta weird. And the cutting
>was not always successful. Steve Finberg wrote an
>article about this for TE/AE a bunch of years back.
I recall reading (IIRC) that article and the subject car was a 1975-1979 Nova;
I only recall that because I once owned one.
Lawrence R. Wright
Seabrook, MD
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Mail From: "Lawrence Wright" <(email redacted)>
Stu Brennan wrote:
>It wasn't a Corvair, but it was some other Chevy.
>The problem was that 99.9% of them had the antenna
>in the glass, which looked sorta weird. And the cutting
>was not always successful. Steve Finberg wrote an
>article about this for TE/AE a bunch of years back.
I recall reading (IIRC) that article and the subject car was a 1975-1979 Nova;
I only recall that because I once owned one.
Lawrence R. Wright
Seabrook, MD
(email redacted)
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