We put a PPG windshield in our 1987 300SDL when we had it and it worked out
okay. Have the installer be careful of the two rivets on the top corners of
the roof that hold the molding down. I think they're aluminum and oxidize.
When they remove the molding the rivet that holds the molding clip on snaps.


James Zavesky


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> On Behalf Of Roger Conlon
> Sent: Thursday, June 21, 2007 4:18 PM
> To: mercedes@okiebenz.com
> Subject: [MBZ] 87 300SDL windshield replacement
> 
> I have a cracked windshield in my 87 SDL, called the local auto glass
> place
> to get price on
> replacement.
> $505 for windshield from Mercedes
> $377.20 for six pieces of molding
> $100-$120 for install.
> 
> Do I need the Mercedes glass or should I go with a PPG glass, and is it
> necessary for new molding?
> I have $100 deductible on my insurance but you can bet I'll pay for it in
> the long run if I go
> all original Benz stuff.
> 
> Roger
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