Re: My 67 Overlander

["overlander_64" <overlander64@xxxx>]

Greetings Chad!

Unless the glass is broken, you will find it unnecessarily costly to 
replace. Your coach was produced during the second year (1966-1968) 
for Corning windows which are very nearly irreplaceable. Your local 
glass shop will not likely be able to replace the Corning window, 
they are no longer available from the factory, and when they do 
become available elsewhere the price can be quite shocking. If the 
windows are just dirty, a good cleaning with the same products that 
you would use on your home windows should work - - my favorite last 
step after throughly cleaning is to rinse with pure white vinegar 
and buff with newsprint. If you find scratches or surface 
imperfections that you wish to adddress you might try some of the 
products available from motorcycle specialty for cleaning 
motorcycle windscreens - - these products have polished the acrylic 
windows in my convertible beautifully.

For panes that are cracked or shattered, the typical solution is to 
replace with Lexan or similar modern acrylics that can be bent with 
heat and pressure to conform to the curvature needed.

Good luck with your project!

Kevin