OEM Windshield

[bpilati]

Too bad there isn't a way to buff out or fill the scratches on the original windshields, and have them hold up like new. I like seeing the Nissan emblem on my windshield. The tiny sand pits do cause glare from the sun though, a definite negative.

[Kerrigan]

Mine got so bad I couldn't see if driving into the sun. It will be interesting to see if they can get this aftermarket window in without breaking it.

They have already managed to scratch the new paint job with a screwdrive trying to put the headlight covers back on. And the (#*$&% got upset at me over it. Lesson learned: just because a body shop is highly recommended, and has no dings against them, doesn't mean they have the slightest clue about doing an old Z car ....

[CANDYBLUE2+2]

Mike W, Try www.southernstatesglass.com I deal with them on a daily basis and have recieved very high quality glass time and again for both my customers as well as my "Z" nuts. Most recently got 2 windshields 240 and 260, probably the same and 2 door glass for my 2+2 260, still in the O.E.M. packaging from the 70s. Pricing is excellent too.

[d's z]

I had my windshield replaced with my new paint job. The aftermarket windshield that was installed was made by Libby. I couldn't be happier with it. There is no distortion, it doesn't leak and installed fine. This brand windshield worked great for me. Hope this helps.

D.

[ZSaint]

I too realized the new windshield I bought for my '71 was thinner than the original. I thought it was a nice idea to save some weight! I paid $120 for it installed and the old timer that put it in said it went in perfectly. He even installed the stainless parts. Can't beat that service.