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I have this extra windshield that may be of interest to original purist types.
Sigla Windshield. Light tint. No band
Should this be saved for a totally original car? Or is it just a run of the mill piece that can be "driven".
I pulled this out of a car that died an indignant storage death so it is very good shape and I believe to be original.
And insight would be great.
what timing! i just posted a WTB ad for one of these. that said, originality is nice but not a requirement. my car is a nice, straight, stock '69E that gets driven and is in no danger of becoming a garage queen during my watch. if this really belongs on a show car, i'm not going to get in anybody's way.Quote:
Originally Posted by bobmagyar
so guys... is this thing too good for me ? :p
inquiring minds want to know.
cheers
jerry
i have a pretty good 'star' in the (replacement) windshield in my '70 911S. bob, what year 911 did you pull the windshield from? i assume these are date coded . . . do you have a price in mind??
alan in l.a.
Well, a dark band looks wrong on an early car. I think I have a bit of a band, but it is not that noticable to me. I think the correct windsheild is definately a plus, but I wouldn't risk it as I track my car. For a nicer daily and sometimes shown car, this would be an asset, IMHO. I really, really nice shape, it might make it for a full on show car. Concours 100 pts. ? Your guess.
send you a pm :)