For what it's worth. I have a PPG with the blue tint on the top. Total cost for glass and installation was 180 from Acme glass here in College Station, TX. I'm very happy with it. I'm 6 foot even and have no problems with the blue tint on top, I actually prefer it. I provided them with a new window seal. -Ry
On Mon, Mar 22, 2010 at 11:38 AM, Josie Lamb Williams < mayapplecreations@gmail.com> wrote: > I need to have my windshield replaced on my 84 westy, the local windshield > shop referred by my insurance co. has found an aftermarket windshield by > PPG > (Pittsburg Plate Glass). I've been told to be VERY careful about > aftermarket windshields. Also they will be using an all black molding > rather > than the chrome trimmed original on her now, Any comments on replacement > welcome including tips so they don't "F" it up and will it devalue my westy > (or leak) if I don't use original VW stamped window and/or original trim > OR > does anyone near Lexington Ky have one for sale? THANKS MUCH!! > -- > Mayapple Creations > Unique Earth-Friendly Jewelry by Josie Lamb Williams > phone: (859) 373-1315 > fax: (888) 317-6368 > www.mayapplecreations.com > |
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