[Mgs] MGB Windscreen

[Bob Howard]

Hi Ed,
   Thanks for sharing the good news. One wonders how windshields were
installed at the factory. Surely it could not have taken two or three
guys an hour to do it, yet that seems to be what we all experience.
   But it could be worse---Saturday a friend was installing new rubber on
his e-type original glass windscreen. It cracked. 
Bob



On Thu, 23 Jul 2009 09:56:06 -0400 "Ed Woods" <fogbro1 at comcast.net>
writes:
> Bob and List,
> 
> Windscreen is on the '72, but not w/o a Herculean struggle by 3 of 
> us! I 
> still don't know how we got the upper bolts started. A pair of 
> forceps 
> between the dash and body worked to start the upper bolt on the 
> right hand 
> side. I lay on my back, under the dash, seat removed, to start the 
> upper 
> driver's side bolt. What a chore.
> 
> I think I'm now only a brake bleed, assorted lenses, and a set of 
> wiper 
> blades away from being roadworthy.
> 
> This car has fought hard to remain at rest in my garage for another 
> three 
> years, but is finally giving ground, reluctantly.
> 
> Ed Woods
> 
> 
> 
> 
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