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Window glass manufacturer


Hi... Can someone take a picture of the "white image" in the glass that is present on all the windows, has the date code, manufacturer.  I need a 65 66 67 CANADIAN built cars only...Pontiac or Chev, preferably an Oshawa car

 

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Checked my 65 Parisienne CS hdtp ( 53,xxx miles ) but wasn't able to get a pic of the codes. Storage building is dark and with or without flash it just wouldn't show up. Perhaps next spring when car is out of storage.

However, I was able to read the codes on the 6 side windows. All 6 panes are the same codes. Couldn't get at windshield or rear window.

*DCL*
ARMOURLITE ( yes the Canadian spelling with the U )
SAFETY
AS2-M21

What I found interesting is the right vent window and right passenger window read from the outside. While the other 4 read from the inside.

Hope this helps. If you prompt me next spring I'll check the windshield and rear window and perhaps be able to snap a pic.
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I cannot help with a picture, but incase it is of any assistance I started down this rabbit trail on my car's glass earlier this year, and found some great information resources, this was probably the best one:

https://tech.corvettecentral.com/2015/10/lof-glass-codes-for-1953-1996-corvettes/



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Here are pictures from 3 different windows and yes, mine is an Oshawa car (built October 66). I had to place a board as background for the white to stand out. I hope this helps.

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Here's my 65 windshield, decodes as 1966, so it probably is a replacement.

This site has a decent glass resource page,

https://canadianponcho.activeboard.com/t32676170/full-size-glass-numbers-from-the-58-70-cp-mpc/

glass.jpg



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 67 Grande Parisienne 4 door HT. 69 Parisienne Convertible.
 


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A number of years ago, we got looking at possibly when the Canadian built cars transitioned from DCL to LOF.   We found a 66 Acadian that had LOF, but our B-body cars were still DCL up to and likely past my 1970 cars.

Here's DCL from the 70 454 Laurentian I had (car assembled in October 1969):

Passenger rear glass.JPG



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70 2+2 convertible
70 2+2 hardtop
70 Parisienne hardtop

 

 

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