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#107404 05/17/2003 7:00 PM
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What's the best (cheapest) source for glass for the AD trucks? Vendors, and pay the shipping, or local glass shop?

#107405 05/18/2003 12:35 AM
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I went to a vendor for my glass for two reasons: One, I was already paying shipping on over a grand worth of parts, a couple windows weren't going to change much in cost. Two, none of the local boys I talked to could come up with the correct thickness for the side windows, and I wanted them to roll up and down without binding.


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#107406 05/20/2003 7:22 AM
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Hedge - next time you break a window and need glass, I have gotten the correct glass from Victory Auto Glass in Seatac on HWY 99. Haven't been there in a couple years, but they do clear and tinted and will put them in the frames for the earlier AD trucks or without on the later ones.

#107407 05/20/2003 7:58 AM
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Good tip, Ken, thanks. Let's hope I don't need to pay them a visit for a while; only the rear doors have the original glass, everything else is new.


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