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#330127 10/29/2007 8:12 PM
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Hi

I need a new windshield for my 55 1st serie Chevy Truck, any sugestions of where to by, any experiance with the fit???

I think with the rubber there is Steel Rubber the only choice.

But here is the Problem, how do I get a reconable shipping rate to Germany???

Could someone help out???

Thanks

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LMC has rubber and windshields. you will want to check with them.

Then again, so does chevs of the 40's , Brothers
You may also want to check American Classic

Hope this helps

Scott


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Go with Steel Rubber.

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I purchased rubber from the usual suspects and then Steele. The Steele product is far superior.

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Go with Steele. As to the windshield it might be more difficult in Germany but here in this small Canadian town most auto glass suppliers can get windshields for almost all vehicles. My local shop just picked up a windshield for a vintage Aston Martin and a 57 Chevy. Ironically one of them, I forget which, came from Germany.
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Sedgewick #334516 11/08/2007 1:16 AM
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i bought my windshield and rubber from tuckers classic in las vegas nevada (tuckersparts.com) 1800544-1955) the glass was about 200.00& rubber with lifetime warranty was 40.00 it fit great and looks great!


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