[doctormidnight]

I'm having absolutely no luck in finding a shop that can replace the windshield on my 67 Impala. I've called about 20 places, and most of the responses go like "we don't service cars built prior to 1975", although I did get one lady who said "There's no such thing as a 67 Impala"..

Anyway, I live in Pullman, WA.. I don't mind travelling to Spocompton (Spokane ) if I have to, but it would be a hell of a lot easier if I could somehow just order the glass, then take it to a shop that will put it on for me.. any ideas? Thanks.

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[deuce_454]

if my memory serves me correctly (and it usually does)the windshield in the 67 imp is a glue in deal. just order one from any of the impalapart shops in the tint you need and go to the smallest and oldest autoglass shop in town, its usually the ones (the owner atleast) who knows how and why.

 

[collins motors co.]

LOOK FOR A GLASS DISTRIBUTER IN THE YELLOW PAGES. CALL AND AND ASK THEM FOR A REFERRAL. PPG GLASS HAS WINDSHIELDS. ANOTHER THING IS TRY SOME BODY SHOPS IN YOUR AREA.

 

[Oldcarglassguy]

things like this are hard to believe but I run into it daily.
a few years ago I changed my company name to "the old car glass guy" and many of the shops in the portland area reccomend me for pre 70 and speciality cars and trucks.
anyone that even knows how to cut flat laminated glass are retired or dead (I'm just tired) I can't imagine what it will be in another 20 years and have no plans on finding out.
in the mean time your car takes part number DW660 and the the installion is quite simple try calling the smaller or one man shops stay away from the full page ads in the yellow pages they are high volume dealers. good luck