Re: [gremlintime] Re: old windshields vs. new, pulling old...
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Re: [gremlintime] Re: old windshields vs. new, pulling old...



The Grem is a 74 at the wreckers...under the hood has been stripped, the
grill is gone...i got the front bumper and the fenders..the fenders were
damaged but i need the top sections which are rust free so my body guy can
cut and weld into the fenders on the blue car...after i get the door glass,
the quarters and the hatch glass there isn't much left..i even want my body
guy to go out and cut the quarter panels, which are pristine coz the car was
rust proofed originally...the passenger door is in pretty good shape, rear
seat is in fine condition, much of the dash is still intact (tan colour),
rear bumper is shot.

As for the hornet, I will go back and take another look for you...it is a 4
dr SST the fenders look good from the outside....i will have to open the
hood again to look for the usual rust on top....it was raining and i only
took a quick peek at the car as I was focused on getting a
windshield....stay tuned!
----- Original Message -----
From: <Gremlingts@xxxx>
To: <gremlintime@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Sunday, March 31, 2002 8:33 AM
Subject: [gremlintime] Re: old windshields vs. new, pulling old...


> Well, I'd let the yard do it...but , are you going to install it? If
you
> aren't, a new windshield installed is about $140 around Virginia, and
you'll
> pay about 40-70 bucks for someone to install yours, and if they break it
> while installing it, they won't guarantee it or replace it ( it's a used,
> brittle windshield, and they DO age ). Personally, I'd get a new one, they
> are available, I believe they're the same as Eagles, we went thru this
thread
> on the main AMC list awhile back. Besides, the rock chips on it will cause
> annoying glare, so unless it's a low mileage car in premo shape, or you
just
> can't find a new 'shield locally, I'd opt to pay more and get a new one.
> Some things aren't worth the hassle of saving a few bucks over.
> Say, what other parts are on that Gremlin? is it an early 71-72 model?
I
> need a new grill for my '71. You mention a '72 Hornet as well...fenders
are
> the same as early Gremlins. Are they in good shape? I need those too.
You're
> probably in Alaska or something , too far for me to go ( I'm in
Virginia ) .
> If you ever run across those pop-out rear 1/4 windows on a Gremlin, let me
> know, that's a cool option, I've never seen it live.
> Good luck on the windshield. Later,
>
> Jerry
> seven Gremlin owner, in Woodbridge, VA
>
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