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Old 06-11-2022, 03:09 AM
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Could you post a picture of the manufacturer's logo if possible.
Sorry Rob ... I didn't realize you meant the logo on the glass. I thought you meant the company logo.

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Old 06-11-2022, 09:18 AM
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When I wanted to replace the rear window in my 70 gto i looked online to find crazy shipping costs. Also some people were saying there was big differences in glass quality. From research I ended up getting through my local glass company a pilkington classic which was supposed to be the best quality out there. Pilkington actually sells 2 lines on glass i guess. And there was no shipping costs,,,saved a bunch from ordering online. Summit carried the rear window i wanted but shipping added close to 150 if i remember right. I guess some of the cheaper glass can look quite distorted when you look through it.

And for the real fussy people they will add date codes that you want for a extra cost.

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