low flyin' birds (windshield replacement - RV)
06-28-2007 | 01:51 PM
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low flyin' birds (windshield replacement - RV)
Took the car up to the city yesterday for a business meet I had to attend ~ 500kms. On the return trip while 'cruising' at warp factor 3 I was attacked by a suicidal bird who targeted the passenger side windshield.
What a friggin' mess..............didn't want to use the wipers for fear of spreading the remnance I drove the remainder of the trip somewhat blinded.
My windshield is now further damaged to the point where I'll have to replace it very soon..........any recommendations in Western Canada/USA?
TIA
What a friggin' mess..............didn't want to use the wipers for fear of spreading the remnance I drove the remainder of the trip somewhat blinded.
My windshield is now further damaged to the point where I'll have to replace it very soon..........any recommendations in Western Canada/USA?
TIA
Last edited by Randy V; 06-28-2007 at 06:15 PM.
06-28-2007 | 01:57 PM
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Malcom, go to Speedy auto glass,
if you dont want the antenna I have had new glass installed for $400
if you need the antenna, well then I would recommend going through insurance.
if you dont want the antenna I have had new glass installed for $400
if you need the antenna, well then I would recommend going through insurance.
06-28-2007 | 03:00 PM
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From: Central New Jersey, where 287 and 78 meet.
Originally Posted by Lizard931
Malcom, go to Speedy auto glass,
if you dont want the antenna I have had new glass installed for $400
if you need the antenna, well then I would recommend going through insurance.
if you dont want the antenna I have had new glass installed for $400
if you need the antenna, well then I would recommend going through insurance.
My insurance paid $1500 for mine
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06-28-2007 | 06:21 PM
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That makes one of us...lol 
06-28-2007 | 06:26 PM
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06-28-2007 | 06:30 PM
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Because the 928 was my first vehicular love, but I couldn't buy the one I wanted so I got it's little brother.
But now I'm looking at restoring the one I wanted originally..full circle eh?
In case you were wondering, the screws would be for the '44
But now I'm looking at restoring the one I wanted originally..full circle eh?
In case you were wondering, the screws would be for the '44
06-28-2007 | 06:47 PM
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Malcolm
At the conclusion of the driving season last year I had phoned a number of shops in Calgary for replacement windshield. The only shop I found that would get one in was Crystal Glass (glass from Germany).
Price - $ 1,800 Canadian Buckaroos.
If you source one please let me know.
At the conclusion of the driving season last year I had phoned a number of shops in Calgary for replacement windshield. The only shop I found that would get one in was Crystal Glass (glass from Germany).
Price - $ 1,800 Canadian Buckaroos.
If you source one please let me know.