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windshield
1. US and Canadian the sheet of flat or curved glass that forms a window of a motor vehicle, esp the front window
2. an object designed to shield something from the wind

windshield [′win‚shēld]
(engineering)
A transparent glass screen that protects the passengers and compartment of a vehicle from wind and rain.


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Cabs come standard with air conditioning, heater/defroster/interior light, windshield wiper, windshield water system and ability to open the cab windows for natural ventilation.
We had to do some tricks to capture and create the illusion of certain things, like where the windshield cuts down on the LX--the dash-to-axle--is really short.
Key statement: The windshield molding incorporates an extruded strip of elastomeric material, such as Alcryn or Raupren melt-processible rubber, at the contact surface of the molding where a windshield primer is applied to the glass prior to the installation of the molding.
 
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