My drivers glass is badly scratched and I'm starting the search for a replacement. Are there any specific codes on the glass that would identify tinted versus non-tinted? I've attached a picture of the Carlite labeling on my scratched glass. Assuming it is original, would it be safe to say finding a replacement with that exact labeling would be correct? Or would other codes also be correct? Originally a CA AC/4Sp car, February build
"SUN-X" refers to a tinted piece of glass
If you are concerned about matching the date code, 7G is the date code (7=1967, G=July). Check the other pieces of glass and use that as a range. Coupe, convertible and fastback are all different.
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Quote from: KR Convertible on June 08, 2023, 03:15:41 PM
If you are concerned about matching the date code, 7G is the date code (7=1967, G=July). Check the other pieces of glass and use that as a range. Coupe, convertible and fastback are all different.
. KR, are there different Carlite codes identifying whether it's for a FB or Vert?
The fastback glass is the only door glass with a rounded corner
Quote from: Shelby68GT500 on June 09, 2023, 09:38:15 AM
KR, are there different Carlite codes identifying whether it's for a FB or Vert?
Not on the glass to be used to identify it.