JEFF B. - I forgot the worst vehicle I had for broken windows, my brand new '77 Firebird Esprit. Four months old, on the way into town on Friday nite to pickup my "Bride-To-Be" for our wedding rehearsal and dinner. Going over an over-pass over Interstate 80, a pheasant flys out of the weeds by the guard rail, hits the windshield dead center in front of the wife's seat where she'll be sitting riding to our Honeymoon destination. I accepted four hours of O/T @ FARMALL that Saturday, so called a glass company and they replaced the windshield in the co. parking lot. Windshield #1 installed!
When the car was about 2 yrs old, somebody broke the driver's door window and stole my tape deck. Driver's door window #1
Fast-forward about 5-6 yrs. Wife is picking SON up at the baby-sitters. The shift lever lock button on the A/T shifter is stuck down, and for some reason SON wants to "GO!!", from his child seat, reaches up and pulls the lever out of Park, car is on a slight hill and with the passenger door open, starts rolling backwards. Wife is panicking, narrowly misses getting squished between the open pass. door and the "No parking corner to here" sign but gets away, but the door catches the sign, and bends the door open about 135 degrees, WAY past the design limits, pass doow window hits the sign post first, shatters, and tweeks the door frame & A pillar on the car enough to crack the windshield. So pass door window #1, & windshield #2 are installed.
The rest of the time, no more shattered glass, but what's funny is, the '77 Firebird was the first year for the wrap-around rear window, and the window in mine fit TERRIBLY. I wished it had got broken, the replacement window could NOT have fit worse.
There were other windows replaced too, like the driver's side rear window in the '88 Mustang GT that shattered when my wife his a small tree after skidding on ice and ended up at the bottom of a 40-50 ft ravine. Left rear fender & window were the only damage. Not even a scuff on the frt bumper where it mowed down a 3" dia. tree just a foot or so from a 5 ft deep creek at the bottom of the ravine.
And there were several windows in UPS trucks, semi-trucks, etc, but somebody else paid for them.