sptschoice

can I get a quote from someone who had their done and by who.I'm in nyc

rickg87

I had mine done about a year ago.
It was around 1200 installed by a dealer

Arena993

I can just give a $ figure $1150.00 SIGLA. Said it was aftermarket, but it's the same as what came out of the car.

mike

g_murray

$1200 is the norm for around here.
DO NOT BE TEMPTED BY 1-800-GLASS-GORILLA, if u get my drift. They are truly idiots!

I had mine done (very well I might add) by the 'glass guy' who does all of Bill Rudtner's cars.

Google Rudtner Racing -- in the town of Freeport Long Island -- and Bill will set you straight. Tell him Gerry (Floral Park) sent u.

Gerry

KMASS993

I got my windshield from Sunset for $675. I don't know what installation is as it's still sitting in my garage.

Mark Harris

Got my windshield from Sunset on 6/4. $677.41 + $74.41 shipping = $751.82.

Outer windshield gasket came from Sunset also. Think it was about $40.00

My body shop has been using the same glass guy for 20 years. They charged me $145.83 for the install.

For total parts and labor I was right at $938.00.

Porsche is the only windsheild made for our 993's . No such thing as an aftermarket.

993 Guy

Just had mine done on the Cabrio for $860 including tax and installation.

quasr

So I take it you fellows have had the windshield replace due to pitting? I mostly notice the pitting in the early morning light when driving into the sun. Been thinking about the same thing.

The local go to mechanic says aftermarket is harder and will not pitt as quickly, plus cheaper. As a side note he also says it might hurt with resale not having an OEM. I know there was a post stating there was not aftermarket available but that is what I was told.

So, question is, only one (outer) gasket replacement needed or, if both exist, better to do it right? Thanks.

KLSpeed27

I paid around $885 through Glass Doctor last year...

95 C4 993

$250.00---cost of my deductible.

It took the glass guys about 2 hours to complete the job--Sigla glass

Mark Harris

Yup. 74,000 miles of spirited driving, and as another lister' put it...."it was like looking through a shower curtain."

Many recent posts have indicated that a search for an aftermarket windshield has been futile.

I only replaced the outer gasket. I suppose it's personal preference, but my installer said there was no reason to yank out the inside gasket.

sptschoice

I got a quote from safelite for 900 thur my insurance co with a 500 deductible

2Many Cars

I've got a couple of bad nicks but I just can't seem to pull the trigger on a replacement. Maybe it's just me but replacements in general just never seem to be as good as the factory installation.

quasr

Perfect. Thanks for the great answers. From the prices quoted it seems there are no aftermarkets like previously stated. I will look into it. Have a great weekend.

LJ993

Word of caution, when they replace the windshield, make sure that the antenna is connected correctly. I speak by bad experience. I rarely listen to AM. The FM worked great, so I didn't think that I had a problem. Baseball season came along and I tried getting the Padres on AM, virtually no reception. I can get one AM station and that is it. Phil