My Willys 3A and 3B Community
Classifieds Ads => Buy, Sell, Trade => Topic started by: B.J. on March 22, 2026, 12:24:56 AM
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Good Evening
Replacement glass available for the CJ3A and CJ3B like original laminated safety glass cut to pattern like original. Glass is made in the USA and cut in the USA.
Available in clear, green, or smoke tint. More info:
https://williamwork.com/products/reproduction-windshield-glass-fits-cj3a-cj3b-m38-49-64?variant=47129000968359 (https://williamwork.com/products/reproduction-windshield-glass-fits-cj3a-cj3b-m38-49-64?variant=47129000968359)
https://www.ebay.com/itm/176885816105?itmmeta=01KM9V7FKYTD5150X6758JFC8P&hash=item292f375b29:g:sw8AAOSwDTloROgh (https://www.ebay.com/itm/176885816105?itmmeta=01KM9V7FKYTD5150X6758JFC8P&hash=item292f375b29:g:sw8AAOSwDTloROgh)
Look forward to helping with your project! Thanks
B.J.
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Thank you for the link to your website, BJ. Your CJ-3B illustration shows a ventilating windshield. Is your glass sized for that, or for a fixed windshield? If you have both, how does the buyer indicate which one they need?
Note for anybody wanting to contact BJ -- the Contact link on the website goes to a page showing all the products. The contact form is actually at the bottom of the home page.
Derek
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A tinted windshield. Hmmm.
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FYI... Caution... not all states will allow a fully tinted windshield. Florida is one of them. Since the vehicles did not come with factory tinted windshields, I can't claim it as "vintage exception", like with "no seat belts" or even "no turn signals" on older models. Check with your individual state laws. See below...
Florida's windshield tint law is relatively strict, allowing only a visor strip above the AS-1 line and requiring a high level of visible light transmission (VLT) for safety. In contrast, some states permit darker tints on windshields or have more lenient regulations, making it essential for drivers to understand their local laws to avoid penalties.
So, in case you don't know what the "AS-1 line" is, see below...
The AS1 line on a windshield is a demarcation that indicates the upper limit for legal tinting, typically located about 5 inches from the top. It ensures that the area below the line remains clear for optimal driver visibility and safety.