I have a new DW626 windshield that I bought thinking it would fit my 64 Olds 98 4 door. The only question anyone asked me was "Does the doors have posts or not?" My car does not have posts in the doors, so everyone told me it was a 4 door hardtop. Come to find out, my car is a 4 door Luxury Sedan, meaning that even without posts, my car takes a sedan windshield. I bought this windshield at the Spring Carlisle show this year, and returning it doesn't appear to be feasible. I've got the correct one installed in my car, and now I'm stuck with this one. My research shows that a DW626 fits a 63-64 Impala 2 door hardtop and convertible, Cadillac 2/4 door hardtop, Full size Buicks, Oldsmobiles, and Pontiac 2/4 door hardtop and convertibles, including the Oldsmobile 98 series. The company I bought it from is Auto City Classic, in Minnesota. You could contact them with information off of your build plate to confirm whether or not it will fit. I'd be willing to deal to make it go away. I also still currently have a gasket for it, which the company I bought it from is willing to take back, but if you're buying the windshield for a decent price, I'd be willing to make sure that you had the gasket as well. I paid $179 for this windshield, and if you price it locally, I'd bet it'd be closer to $200, which is what the right one for my car cost me. It's never been installed, not a scratch on it. If you are restoring a classic like I am, you know a windshield is an important piece to it.

Let me know. I'm in Delaware and would be willing to drive a little bit to meet to make it go away.

Adam