I had never realized this difference till one time at an Imperial
picnic, We had a bout 15 Imperial of various years all lined up & I
happened to be looking from one side of the you & the difference of the
windshield shapes caught my attention. What a lively discussion we had
on this topic after all took notice. It seems that many of the
windshields must have been replaced at one tine or another, since the
"shape" wasn't restricted to any certain year.
John
Mark and Lillian Pappas wrote:
> If you cant find jeff I will send this out.....
> On Tuesday, February 26, 2002, at 02:33 PM, Mark and Lillian Pappas
> wrote:
>
> > THANKYOU JEFF FOR THE INFORMATION , MARK AND LIL
> > On Tuesday, February 26, 2002, at 02:06 PM, Jeff Ingraham wrote:
> >
> >> Hi,
> >> The answer is Yes and No... Yes it will fit just
> >> fine as I have a 64 Lebaron windshield in my 66
> >> convert. No it will not be correct as the 64-66
> >> converts use the same windshield as the 57-63? Imps
> >> which is curved out in a slightly different shape.
> >> I would venture to say 99.95% of the people on the
> >> planet would never know the difference or care but it
> >> is a slightly different windshield.
> >> Jeff Ingraham
> >>
> >> --- Mark and Lillian Pappas <lillyvine@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> >> wrote:
> >>> can anyone tell us if a 1964 4dr crown windshield
> >>> fit a 65 2dr imperial
> >>> convert . thanking you for any information..
> >>
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