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finding windshield 200

posted by  machine man on  Tue Feb 22 20:43 CST 2022
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Hi,

Thanks for the back date on a thread that I posted on back then!

I see that I was mistaken about what year car that the Wagonmeister sold me and the make of windshield he used. I got them backwards!
I’m at the house that has the 1992 and the 1993 in it.
He sold me the 1992, seven years ago that has the FY Front-Window 00667 windshield
My 1993, that I got in Reno Nevada, five years ago, has the PPG Solex F….-W…..00667 windshield.

I will have to double check the 1991 now to see what it has besides the lumpy rubber seal on the passenger side. I’m going there for one week and service the 1992 on my rack.
I normally rotate them but I need to make a special trip half way there.
Besides, I get to tour or scrounge the PNP’s along the way!

I have notice that the seals on all of them do not fit exactly as they might shrink a little especially around the corners. I don’t have leaks yet!
Checking into the prospects of a wider width gasket sounds good to me too!

It’s enough as Michael talks about.
It’s nice that he mentions that he put down butyl tape. So, they do use a sealant. I had no idea!

Thank you, Will!

Phil






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