I don't understand why the glass places would not do the glass.  It is a
simple, basic process -- unless they can not get the rubber weather
stripping.

The 1969 XJ6 uses a 2-piece seal for the windscreen.  The larger piece
surrounds the glass and mounts into the frame of the body.  The second piece
is a lock strip that locks the assembly in place.  One note:  You MUST use
the original soft-seal caulk on these windscreens -- not the modern urethane
stuff.  Urethane will hard set the glass to the body and the first  time you
hit a major pot hole, you will be looking for a new piece of glass to
replace the one that just shattered.

You need to provide the replacement rubber because that may be what is
holding them up.  It is a standard part at all the usual vendors.   I
suggest you go to the local Jaguar dealership and ask them who they use to
do their glass replacement work.  Those guys would most likely not be afraid
to work on your XJ6.

Webserve

Crystal
go to O'Brian glass in any major town or city if
in ozzz , they will do an excellent job pronto
Pedro