I recently saw photos of a 68/69 Beaumont or Chevelle with a new top and a plastic rear window
Is this unusual or stock?
I was wondering if a glass window was a option?
My Corvette has a glass window I'd hate to have to get a plastic one for it
jmont64 said
Feb 27, 2013
Glass windows were mostly installed on cars where the top doesn't come down very often and the air conditioning is on. The glass has a much higher R value. Top down actually provides the best visibility.
427carl said
Feb 27, 2013
Thank you makes sense The plastic looks good for the first week then its yucky to me..
I tried the top down on the Corvette
but the air cond didn't seem as cold?
jmont64 said
Feb 27, 2013
427carl wrote:
Thank you makes sense The plastic looks good for the first week then its yucky to me..
I tried the top down on the Corvette
but the air cond didn't seem as cold?
Seems like no need to explain it to you as you have it figured. You are lucky as you have 2 options. I only have one, if I put my top up all I get is shade.
03cts sport said
Feb 27, 2013
Haaa! You guys have still got it!
Pontiacanada said
Feb 27, 2013
427carl wrote:
I tried the top down on the Corvette but the air cond didn't seem as cold?
Obviously you haven't outside driving with the top down recently.
I recently saw photos of a 68/69 Beaumont or Chevelle with a new top and a plastic rear window
Is this unusual or stock?
I was wondering if a glass window was a option?
My Corvette has a glass window I'd hate to have to get a plastic one for it
Thank you makes sense The plastic looks good for the first week then its yucky to me..
I tried the top down on the Corvette
but the air cond didn't seem as cold?
Seems like no need to explain it to you as you have it figured. You are lucky as you have 2 options. I only have one, if I put my top up all I get is shade.
Obviously you haven't outside driving with the top down recently.