[Vivace]

I'm gonna guess Alfa Romeo......

 

[1750GT]

A larger photo showing overall width and height would be much more informative. Original glass is hard to come by.....so if in good condition you just might get a few nibbles of interest on it.

 

[mmarvi]

Interesting. The Code 43R-000486 when entered in google give Peugeot 205, Fiat Coupe and Maserati TC. I guess the number has nothing to do with fitment.

 

[joeonship]

I with you Alfa Romeo but front back side...????? we need the whole picture It does look like it is curved

Joe

 

[ossodiseppia]

Interesting. The Code 43R-000486 when entered in google give Peugeot 205, Fiat Coupe and Maserati TC. I guess the number has nothing to do with fitment.

Those numbers are similar to DOT numbers and only have to do with compliance. Alfas in the seventies sold everywhere but the US came with a glass compliance sticker in the engine compartment. I have yet to find detailed information on any of the codes.

E2 = France
E3 = Italy
E11 = UK

This site has a bit of information:

European Codes - Technically Speaking

Last summer I wrote a post explaining the monogram (bug) on auto glass parts. I thought I would expound on that subject and give you a little more information on the European Code known to us as the Circle E standard. Like the United States, Europe requires that the glass installed into vehicles...

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