1968-82 Chevrolet Corvette Windshield Moldings Diagram - Trim Identification
Parts diagram of 68-82 windshield moldings showing header, side, corner and T-top moldings on a Corvette front.
This document is a labeled line-art diagram from an automotive reference showing the windshield moldings on 1968–1982 Chevrolet Corvettes. The illustration presents a front view of the car with the windshield frame and hood area, using callout labels to identify the trim components around the windshield. Labeled parts include the Header (across the top of the windshield frame), the Windshield Top and T-Top Molding (running along the top edge), a Corner Molding at the upper corner where the top molding meets the side, and Side Moldings running down both the left and right edges of the windshield (both sides are labeled). The Air Intake Grill located at the base of the windshield on the cowl is also identified. The caption reads "68-82 Windshield Moldings." A reader can learn the names and locations of each exterior molding piece that surrounds the Corvette windshield, which is useful when ordering replacement trim, disassembling the windshield frame, or identifying which molding piece needs repair or replacement. No part numbers, torque specifications, or installation instructions appear in this diagram — it is purely a component identification illustration.
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Frequently asked questions
- What years of Corvette does this windshield molding diagram cover?
- The caption states "68-82 Windshield Moldings," covering 1968 through 1982 models.
- What windshield trim pieces are identified in this diagram?
- The Header, Windshield Top and T-Top Molding, Corner Molding, Side Moldings (both left and right), and the Air Intake Grill.
- Where is the Corner Molding located?
- At the upper corner of the windshield frame, where the top molding meets the side molding on the passenger-side upper edge in the diagram.
- Does this diagram show the Air Intake Grill?
- Yes, the Air Intake Grill is labeled at the base of the windshield on the cowl area.
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