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Look into GAHH Convertible Tops.
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Have you tried Plexus on your current plastic window? May help.
UPDATE. Maybe not glass:
http://www.gahh.com/store.php?cPath=...arch_for=Glass Window Upgrades&products_family_id=1
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Not sure. Check their web site. They are pretty much an OEM supplier. Maybe they offer a glass upgrade. They do for the Boxster, not sure about older 911s. Good luck.
Have you tried Plexus on your current plastic window? May help.
UPDATE. Maybe not glass:
http://www.gahh.com/store.php?cPath=...arch_for=Glass Window Upgrades&products_family_id=1
Have you tried Plexus on your current plastic window? May help.
UPDATE. Maybe not glass:
http://www.gahh.com/store.php?cPath=...arch_for=Glass Window Upgrades&products_family_id=1
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I havent driven my car since the summer so i went to the garage to start it up and go for a ride. I took the top down just to make sure everything was working. the back window cracked. what is recommended for me to do
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I'm not crazy about the look of that glass one.
If my top holds up, but the back window craps out I am going to look at having an upholstery place sew in a new tinted plastic rear window. I have seen that on a 993 in the past and it looked good (my $0.02) I assume they used the same "smoked/tinted" plastic that is used in late model Jeep soft tops.
If my top holds up, but the back window craps out I am going to look at having an upholstery place sew in a new tinted plastic rear window. I have seen that on a 993 in the past and it looked good (my $0.02) I assume they used the same "smoked/tinted" plastic that is used in late model Jeep soft tops.