To tint...or not to tint...that is the question...

[SVanHorne]

Serviced here, huh?

Well, one thing's for absolute certain:

It was the most expensive service work they could've possibly bought!

We charge the absolute MOST of just about anybody in the nation!

Boy, I hope saying this doesn't come back to
haunt me . . .[:0]

But on a positive note, they also do the best work. They're required to wear linen gloves, you know.

[Jim Dandy]

Serviced here, huh?

Well, one thing's for absolute certain:

It was the most expensive service work they could've possibly bought!

We charge the absolute MOST of just about anybody in the nation!

Boy, I hope saying this doesn't come back to
haunt me . . .[:0]

But on a positive note, they also do the best work.

Serviced there through 1993 before going to Northern California.

They're required to wear linen gloves, you know.

I'd hate to think anyone's unwashed hands touched my car.

[brobewlay]

thanks for the warning.
if left as is, the windows are bound to screw up on me.

of course it will happen in a blizzard or hurricane.
i will take your advice and have them checked/repaired.

the plastic down there is bound to be brittle after 20 years.

as far as tinting (eventually), i really don't need

or want any grief from law enforcement agencies.

is there a legal % for NY State?

i'm sure the good shops will know but i'd like to

walk in with some idea of what the heck i'll be

paying for.

thanks to all for responding.

bro

[blue420sel]

We just got our whole leather interior re-done. The interior is really eye cathing and classy. We choose not to tint because looking inside the car makes the car more attractive i think. The car is blue and the leather is cream. Nice combination. I'm keeping my windows clear.