Tim Prieur
PCS Member
Are there any suggested contacts for a new windshield for a 73 Superior Pontiac 48" ambulance?
Thanks.
Thanks.
1973 Superior Pontiac windshield
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It looks like none are being made at the moment as Pilkington classic is no more. These people have the 65-70 for sale on ebay =https://www.ebay.com/usr/koolkatzautoglass I asked them about the 71-76 windshield's ,they said they occasionally get some as they buy old stock . Might contact them .
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Tim Prieur
PCS Member
Thanks Dan.
Summet has been reported to have them in stock
They no longer carry the 65-70 or the 71-76. They had I believe contracted with Pilkington classic to sell their old stock and once they were gone Summit dropped them.
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Tim Prieur
PCS Member
"Summet has been reported to have them in stock".
Ed, would you have their contact info? I cannot seem to locate it. Thanks.
Ed, would you have their contact info? I cannot seem to locate it. Thanks.
Dan said they have dropped them. The pair i have in my attic are gaining value. Bur neather are new.
Revamping this thread. I have a 1973 MM that has a windshield crack on one side. If theres a windshield out there in good condition I'd love to know a price. I may be willing to come pull glass out of a salvage donor. I think Dan has the only windshields left in existence 
Bryan
Bryan
I have one new 65-70 for sale $950.00 I can bring it to the PCS meet or meet someone along the route. I will be coming from the west coast. Guessing I 40 will be my route.
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got two of them for the 71-76 cars up in my rafters. we plugged the one just before we took it out. you want to come get it 100 bucks.
San Diego CA to Apple Valley CA (2 hr 23 min (153.2 mi) via I-215 N and I-15 N) is a lot closer than San Diego CA to Hot Springs South Dakota (19 hr 51 min (1,329.0 mi) via I-15 N) , and with the cost of gasoline today ($3.16/9 this morning in Southbridge MA) he will be spending more in gasoline than buying Dan's at his higher price for a new one. That is the problem today with finding old car parts, you can find them, but the transportation to get them to you is the difficult part. Locally sourced parts are the only way to go.