[Tigers] Hard Top side window question

[Jerry]

Jim,

You might look into a product that has a very high resistant to scratching
and crazing, It's called Lexan MR10. A friend of mine just put it in all of
his windows on his race ready Mustang. If I have to replace my 1/4 windows
again I'm definitely going to use it. I wish someone knew how to "form" a
piece for the rear window????.

Jerry Christopherson
9473187  

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Sent: Sunday, March 01, 2009 10:42 AM
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Subject: [Tigers] Hard Top side window question

Hello again,
 
Another Tiger owner and I have stripped our hardtops for restoration.
 
 A note or two. First, I've made a list of all the screws and  washers,  
(lock and plain) used in the hardtop. It has separate columns for  plate
reference 
number, Rootes part number, description, and count. This is  available by 
contacting me in a Word Doc. off-line. It is set up like the Alpine  manual
only 
with only the necessary replacement hardware. Made the ordering  process
from 
MSC for stainless hardware easier.
 
QUESTION: We are replacing the quarter windows with the glass ones from the

fellow in CA. The task of removing the old and reassembly seems a bit 
daunting.  Those rivets.  If anyone has done this before and can contribute
a process, 
 I would be much in your debt.
 
Finally, anyone heard about new glass rear windows? Some talk about those a

bit ago. I don't want to make the final assy. to heavy though. The lifting
is  
awkward enough already.
 
Best regards,
 
Jim Armstrong 
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