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Bory

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Glass looks real nice. I plan on replacing my long side windows in my V520 with a single piece glued in. Looks like the glass is stamped? Did you go with tempered safety glass or just laminated? 

 

Any further info on the front 1 piece conversion?

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So I'm getting started on the flush mount windshield, which will allow the bonding method rather than the rubber gasket, there is 2 ways of getting this done,

1. Cut a larger ws,

2. Make the receptacle smaller.

I Have been quoted up to 7000 bucks for a bigger ws.

So I'm gonna do the latter.

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After removing rubber, I let the glass slide down till it bottomed out, I used Popsicle sticks for the proper gap.

Here you can see how much I have to close up the opening.

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The first thing I'm doing is building the new flange, I'm using vertical blinds as a pattern, traced the radius of the top edge, then cut it out and transfer on to some 18 G sheet metal

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Actually it's only 1/2" of fill I have to do, and I actually want a subtle body mod that you can see if you have a good eye for it, kinda like the 63 bugs had slightly smaller side glass than the later ones. Glass is gonna have a 1" of black paint on the edge to hide the butyl bond, with a polished edge. Using the stock glass as a pattern, and have a grey smoke one coming.

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