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I think Pilkingtoin is South African. South African windshield glass is made to a much higher standard than US glass. It also has a safety plastic sheet between two glass sheets, for crash safety. Used to be called "shatterprufe". Reason is that seatbelts were not required there till the '80's.
My Euro has a 'saftey' sheet on the inside of the glass that somebody picked at until it became a big eye sore then stopped. Now it needs to be replaced because of that safety sheet.
Yes! - my windshield actually says SIGLA, Sekurit and just below this PILKINGTON
Honest it does ! Of course its badly cracked right now...
Alan
Weird. I guess I' wrong thinking Sigla was an autoglass maker and Pilkington was another. Makes no sense to have both logos on the same glass. I used to think Sekurit referred to the plastic reinsforcement layer on the inside of the glass, but I see Sekurit is another auto glass manufacturer.
Bill .... I saw that yesterday locally too. Pilkington at the driver's lower corner, below it SIGLA. I have a thought that SIGLA is a TYPE or SPEC, and Pilkington the actual manufacturer .... I called a National Auto Glass place and they said: "yes we actually make SIGLA glass for Porsche" ......
I'm trying to get the '411' on the place he got it. I just left him a voice mail and will follow up once I've talked to him....
FOLLOW UP: It was a one time thing. He actually found the guy from ebay...the auction ended and with opening bid at 199.00 and no one bid. He got it for 200.
Last edited by Abby Normal; 04-11-2005 at 08:45 PM.