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Old 01-12-2007, 11:29 PM
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Glass Vs Plastic

IS the upgrade to a glass convertible rear window worth the price difference? My 87 is ready for a replacment top. Some of you Corvette people must have some experience you can share. 59 Chevy
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Old 01-13-2007, 07:41 AM
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Re: Glass Vs Plastic

While I haven't had a Y-body convertible, I have had a few others. My '65 Caprice had glass and never had a problem. My '64 LeMans had plastic originally and it bit the big one. I had an '80 LeMans with the same problem, but retrofit tempered glass into it. The glass is a lot more transparent than the PVC or polycarbonate inserts after only a couple years.

My understanding is that the glass on a Y-body requires a smaller opening due to the manner in which the top folds, but being able to see clearly through a smaller opening is better than not being able to see at all through a larger, blurred opening.

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