Reply to "Modern Windshield"

kirkevansAmeriSport GT5-S builder Pantera Parts Vendor

Wayne,

In your case the only thing to consider is has the rubber flawed the black and would cause you to do some touch-up work around the windshield. Since your car still has the original paint, it may be best to try and keep it un-touched-up.

I have only used original sized windshield a which takes allot of work to repair the perimeter for a flush fit. If the new larger windshield will properly fit the opening and you do not have to make any permanent mods, putting it back is not an issue so do as you please.

Personally I still think your car would look fantasist if the wheels were black also.

Anyway you go is fine as long as you like it.

11/28/164:50 PM

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