Doradox

Since the windshield sits in rubber trim instead of being bonded in, like more modern cars, it's not too structural. Steve

Add to that advertising. The 2+2 owners aren't going to just psychically know these parts are now available. All that and how long would it take to sell those 100 parts. I think it's unlikely they'd ever even sell all 100. Maybe if Beau M did all the leg work and found enough people that wanted these parts, went to Tabco with cash in hand they'd be open to manufacturing the parts. If they were guaranteed to sell 50 of them they might think the investment would be worth running the parts. That's actually a good idea for anyone who thinks "they (meaning someone other than me) should make XXX for my car. I know lots of people who would buy that for $XXX". Sounds kind of like the start of a business case actually. One could become a broker and drum up demand and money and take that to part manufacturers and get the parts made. Take a small percentage of the total sale for yourself and everyone is happy. Steve

Tabco once made quarters like that that came up just past the top crease. I just bought a parts car from guy who had parked it 13 years earlier and a set of those came with the deal. They have Tabco part numbers but also had a label that said they were made in Tiawan I think it was. Steve