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  1. 12-22-2008 12:10 PM #1
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    Closed T's had one piece, open cars had two, but both swiveled. Hmmm. Maybe not Ford?
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    Here are 2000 words on 27 Ford roadster and sedan
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    Was it just the 4door sedan that had the two piece windshield? Or was it optional on all closed cars?
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    Don't know the answer to that, have seen them both ways. Could be a function of which plant built the body, or as you're guessing the one piece was an upgrade option.
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    sorry guys.. It's supposedly a 1923 Ford windshield I was told. 2 pieces of glass. one swivels, one fixed in mounting frame.
    Looks most like the windshield setup in the top picture.
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    ..heres a pic..

     



    here... heres the only pic i have right now
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