JohnnyC
Long ago TLCA# 2231
there is tinted and clear glass
what part number did you use?
what part number did you use?
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Figures!....
Part I wanted: 68111-90302
Defaulted to the part I received: 68111-90304
I take it, the 90302 maybe clear while the 90304 is tinted green?
I know you said you're OCD, Rick... but, is it really going to be noticeable to a mere mortal??
I'm colorblind, so I'm not a "mere mortal"... it's not that obvious to me.
JohnnyC
Long ago TLCA# 2231
68102 GLASS SUB-ASSY, FRONT DOOR, LH
68111-90302 FOR STEEL DOOR
68111-90303 TP.T=5.0, FOR W/VENT.WINDOW
68111-90304 TN.TP.T=5.0
68111-90305 TN.TP.T=5.0, FOR W/VENT.WINDOW
yes TN is tinted
it is quite noticable
68111-90302 FOR STEEL DOOR
68111-90303 TP.T=5.0, FOR W/VENT.WINDOW
68111-90304 TN.TP.T=5.0
68111-90305 TN.TP.T=5.0, FOR W/VENT.WINDOW
yes TN is tinted
it is quite noticable
JohnnyC
Long ago TLCA# 2231
looks like it was superseded to that number... IE no more clear glass
used may be the only way to go now
used may be the only way to go now
GA Architect
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Yep, working on obtaining some decent clear glass. Thanks......OR, just leave the bikini top on and no doors! Thus, I reinstall the old scratched glass, but try to polish it as best I can. Which the top and doors would only be installed for a short Winter season......Hummmmmmm
I do like this look.
JohnnyC
Long ago TLCA# 2231
you should see the scratch i got in one of mine lol
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Another possible option might be to have a uniform tinted film applied to ALL the glass to eliminate the contrast. Benefit would be reduced heat in the summer with the top on. Some tint shops have a liquid tint they float over curved glass.
Since the film is removable, could test fit a piece for color matching. (Various states prohibit film on front windshield; some allow a top strip.)
Anyway, just a thought, when only new glass available is factory tinted.
Since the film is removable, could test fit a piece for color matching. (Various states prohibit film on front windshield; some allow a top strip.)
Anyway, just a thought, when only new glass available is factory tinted.
Dadgummit, your truck is so freakin' beautiful! That pic is just something else.
Sorry... carry on with the banter about window tinting.
JohnnyC
Long ago TLCA# 2231
option 3:
replace ALL your glass with green tint NEW oem windows .... come on you know you want to...
replace ALL your glass with green tint NEW oem windows .... come on you know you want to...
What glass pieces do you need? I have some extra door glass that's in good shape you can have if it would help.
GA Architect
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My Friend, I'd be much obliged! It would be at least the drivers side door glass for a '77 FJ40.....I swear, it looks like someone tried to use an old pair of metal spiked golf shoes to clear frost off of it....send me a PM if you have a few pieces.
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My windows are all the same way and clear glass as well - victim of a previous PO and their crap paint job . Evidently, they used a carbide tipped scraper to remove the excess overspray and destroyed the glass. Looks like someone sat on it, and dragged it across concrete.
Sarge
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Way to kill the mood , Beno , lol....
Sarge
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I'm the voice of reason and reality.
Reason and reality translates to pain and disappointment , just saying - lol .
I'm amazed still at your ability to find this info, in comparison to the standard issue local parts counter folks...
Sarge
I'm amazed still at your ability to find this info, in comparison to the standard issue local parts counter folks...
Sarge
JohnnyC
Long ago TLCA# 2231
Onur is our Ahyes
Others are the Ohno
Others are the Ohno
Rick...can you give me the part numbers for the OEM door panels?
Did you find all the clips for the panels?
