I'm looking at post #18 in that thread. It's for 1968, I'm looking for 1967, but ok.
Looking at that list, it has 6 sections.
1'st section: Dart shares same windshield P/N as Valiant for some models, Dart shares same P/N as Baracuda for other models, but Baracuda shares NO P/N's with Valiant (strange).
2'nd section: Belvedere (Satellite) shares same P/N's as Coronet (for conv's and coup's).
3'rd section: Fury, Monaco/Polara, all Chryslers, and Imperial (?) share same P/N's for 2dr, 4dr, wagon. Not looking at conv's here.
4'th section: P-M and P-H (what are those?) Y is Imperial
5'th section: P-P, P-S (what are those?) share P/N with D (Monaco/Polara) and C (Newport / 300 / NY) for 2-doors,
Fury, Polara/Monaco, the Chryslers, and Y-M (what is that?) share same P/N for 4-doors.
Somewhat confusing. What is "2 D." vs "2 D. H.T." ?
There are some D's and C's (Monaco's and Polara's and all 3 Chryslers) where some are 2D and others are 2DHT. Is 2D a coupe? I've never seen a 2D Monaco Coupe, only HT (ie fastback).
My take-away is that "D" seems to always be paired with "C", which means the Monaco / Polara / Newport / 300 / New Yorker windshields are interchangable given the same body style, but convertibles are interchangable only with 4-door models, not 2-door. Yes? or is this wrong?
But wait. How can there be a D 4D and a D 4D HT ?
Look at glass P/N 2664 426 and 2664 428. How are those cars different?
2664 428 is the same glass code for what cars exactly?
Do any of these glass codes match for 1967?
Summary of questions that arise from that list/table in post 18 - What are:
- Sp. 2D. H.T. (body style)
- P-M, P-H, P-P, P-S, Y-M, Y-H (car line / model)
Look at this:
Model 3456204 - OER 1965-68 Mopar C-Body Windshield Tinted DW657T - OER reproduction windshield glass for various Chrysler, and Dodge full-size passenger car models, based on the C-Body platform. Replacing your original damaged or missing windshield glass will enhance your vehicle's appearance...
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and tell me if that single product number is compatible with all those cars, all those years (AND - I do not see 1967 Monaco 2dr in that list or the 2dr VIP !)