Fesler Flush Mounted DOT Glass
Fesler flush mounted D.O.T. glass is manufactured here in America and tested before it ever leaves the factory.
24 products

24 products
Glass program status
- Made in the USA using some of the finest glass materials in the world.
- Formed in the historic LOF factory that produced many factory pieces from the 1950s through the 1970s.
- Built in partnership with NSG, the owner of Pilkington Classics, with more applications in development.
- 1967–691st Gen Camaro
- 1970–742nd Gen Camaro
- 1975–812nd Gen Camaro
- 1964–66C10
- 1967–72C10
- 1973–86Squarebody Chevy/GMC
- 1973–75Blazer
- 1966–67Chevy Chevelle
- 1968–72Chevelle
- 1966–67Nova
- 1968–72Nova
- 1968–70Charger
- 1966–76Ford Bronco(complete kit with one piece power side windows)
- 1964.5–66Mustang Fastback/Coupe
- 1967–68Mustang Fastback/Coupe
- 1969–70Mustang Fastback
- Volvo P1800
On the way2
- 1955–59Chevy Truck
- 1967–79Ford F-100
In production2
- 1978–88G-Body
- 1961–66Ford F-100
Coming soon3
- 1960–63C10
- 1967–72Chevy Blazer
- 1988–98/2000OBS Chevy/GMC Truck
Flush glass guide
Glass that sits flush with the body
Flush glass sits level with the body for a smooth, modern profile. Fesler flush mount glass is made in North America with our partner Pilkington USA, D.O.T. approved, with no exterior trim or rubber to fit.
- Made
- North America, with Pilkington USA
- Rating
- D.O.T. approved
- Trim
- No exterior trim or rubber
- In this collection
- 24 products
- Install help
- Tips and tricks guide
From order to install
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Find your platform
Check the status board above for every platform that is shipping now, or filter the grid by vehicle.
See the status board -
Order your kit
Pick your glass and options on the product page. Questions about fit? Call or text the shop before you order.
Back to the glass -
Install it right
Read our install tips and tricks before the glass goes in, and call the shop if anything comes up.
Install tips
Factory vs. flush
Good questions
What is the difference between flush glass and OEM glass?
OEM-style glass reproduces the factory look, set behind trim molding. Flush glass sits level with the body for a smooth, modern profile. We sell both, so if you want the factory look, see OEM glass.
Where is Fesler flush glass made?
In North America, with our partner Pilkington USA. Every piece is D.O.T. approved.
Is my vehicle covered?
Check the glass program status board on this page. It lists every platform that is shipping now, on the way, in production or coming soon.
Can I reserve glass that is not shipping yet?
Some platforms open for pre-order before they ship. See flush glass pre-orders.
Where can I get install help?
Start with our install tips and tricks. If you still have questions, call or text the shop at 480-748-2000.
Can I pay over time?
Yes. Pay-over-time options are available at checkout. See payment options for how it works.
More answers on the FAQ page.
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Talk to the shop
480-748-2000Call or text. Real people in the Phoenix shop, building classic cars and trucks since 1996.
Glass install guide
Install tips and tricks: articles
Installing Flush-Mount Glass To Create A Modern Looking Hot Rod (chevyhardcore.com)
Brandon Putzier 1968 C10 Truck of the Year Finalist, Late (fuelcurve.com)
Pretty Penny (classictruckperformance.com)
A 1967 Nova Street Machine for Modern Times | Fuel Curve
Ron Brown's 1971 Firebird Formula 455 | Fuel Curve
Sam Medina's 1969 Mustang Mach I | Fuel Curve
Hills Hot Rods’ Crüe Builds a One-Off Custom Crew Cab C10 | Fuel Curve
A 1984 Chevy K10 4x4 by Hill's Hot Rods | Fuel Curve
Tim Childers' 1968 Chevy C10 | Fueled News (fuelcurve.com)
Jedd Schola's 1969 Camaro | Fuel Curve
Hawkeye Community College Builds a Hyper Silver 1972 C10 | Fuel Curve
A 1985 Chevy C10 That’s White, Black and Cool All Over | Fuel Curve

























































