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Old 06-16-2022, 01:21 PM
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I could not find a factory tinted side glass for mine and finally broke down and bought a new one. It looks a lot better than the weld splattered original but when you look at it from the right angle you can see a slight wavyness right at the top edge where it meets the weather strip. Looks almost like when you cut a piece of aluminum flashing with a pair of tin snips....if you can picture that.
Couple of years ago I switched my 70 to all softray glass. Went pilkington classic(mexico?) for windshield and back window and OEM used glass from people here on PY. Most of the side windows I got were in better shape than my original clear glass. I believe i did find some nos oem glass but it was after the fact.

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