MGTD15470 » Windscreen & Wiper Motor » Windscreen

email Dave Braun at dave@dbraun99.com (click here)

The windscreen was pitted, and had a small star crack. The chrome itself was worn, and showing a lot of scratching. The mirror on the car was from an old Plymouth. And I figured that I spend so much time looking at all these things that I should do something about them.

1 wind screen deflectors	2 removing glass from bottom	3 convertible top post on upper angle bracket	4 polishing windscreen stanchions	5 polished bits and bits just sanded
6 top frame side support sanded, one just stripped	7 polishing windshield frame	8 chromed pcs back first batch	9 chromed pieces back	10 chromed windshield pcs
11 Old and new windscreen glass	12 Frame pcs with side support for wrong side	13 frame pcs with side supporrts on wrong sides	14 some of the old screws	15 Upper corner bracket
16 one side support is bent	17 Measuring and mitering the gasket	18 Installing side bracket nutplates	19 installing spacers for top frame	20 glass slipping into place
21 clamps to hold windscreen frame upright	22 gasket ready for trimming	23 some blood was shed	24 triming gasket on windscreen	25 glass installed
26 Windscreen mounting hardware old and new	27 wiper motor everything works	28 Replacement mirror from quality coaches	29 disassembled replacement mirror	30 Mirror parts chromed 2
31 chromed and reassembled mirror	32 chromed mirror showing desmo logo	33 Windwings before0002	34 Windwing hardware	35 Windwings installed0001
36 Windwings installed0002	37 Windwings installed0003	38 Windscreen sitting next to distilled water	39 Test bolts showing mislocated holes	40 Windscreen in place
41 Tigthening windscreen stanchions 01	42 Tigthening windscreen stanchions 02

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