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Windshield purchase. 1800 1972

Thad,

When that windshield arrives at the dealer, insist that they take it out of the cardboard packaging, and then you should examine the glass extremely carefully for any crack on edges. I had to refuse a windshield once account of small crack in corner (also had to refuse the second one which had foot long crack, 3rd one was perfect)

You might want to get other opinons on following statement, but I don't think a teeny tiny chip on edge will be a problem , but a crack is whole different story.






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