Windshield is still available from many sources. Safe-Lite will sell you the molding clips you need right over the counter, even if your glass shop says they can't find them. Rubber molding cannot be easily removed from the trim surround. Two types of late glass available: One with the flush molding attached--that one is very smooth and flat; a second style where the flush molding is installed later--has a small ridge in it. The flush molding/later style basically disappears on the dark color cars and it's not that evident something is missing. On light color cars I like to stick with the OEM surround. I've had the anodized finish polished lightly or stripped and polished right down to the aluminum to bring back the luster, depending on how discolored/tarnished/oxidized it is.

You can definitely still get the OEM windshield,If you have any trouble finding one (are you still in the DC area?) E-mail me