i let my 17 year old son take my van out....

and he got in a tight parking lot and had a little accident, so now i need the drivers side wind sheild replaced. Do they make a replacement rubber or can the one side be replaced without removing the whole thing? Also need one head light ring. I preached over and over that he had to be very careful and always pay attention because these things are a handful to drive, at least no one got hurt and it can be fixed

Sorry about your luck.

I don't think it should be too hard to get the headlamp trim. Glass should be easy to get new stuff cut because it's flat... I haven't ordered rubber, so I can't say... try making some local calls about the glass, and they may be able to advise about the rubber too...

all the windshield seals i have seen are one piece - i would imagine for the experienced installer its not much more work to take both out even to just replace one side - and that way you could get a good inspect of condition of metal etc in that area - oo3

All you have to do is remove the center 1/4" rubber strip that locks the glass to the rubber out side. Should pop out easy, depending on how flexable your rubber is . If its original its probially time for new rubber gaskets.

George from the Yahoo Group has the rubber (and a cool chrome locking strip as well)
ustow@ptd.net

I think I've also seen the gasket on Ebay from time to time.

You can have new glass cut at a car windshild shop . yes it is flat . the rubber seal can be bought at e-bay for about $ 100.00

Get one from George! Ive baught two windshield rubbers from him and on both ocasions the glass guy loved the rubber. From what Im told the after market world can be a pain in the @ss!