Originally Posted by pissedpuppy

don't think that's legal...

Originally Posted by pissedpuppy

don't think that's legal...

Originally Posted by Zeus993

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Right on! But, I'm sorry, but why stop driving it during the lockdown? Unless you pack it with strangers (which you're not going to do) I see no better way to "social-distance" yourself from others while biding the time doing an enjoyable activity, right? Please don't confuse doing the common sense right thing (social distancing, washing your hands, staying home if you are sick etc...) with being a "good citizen" and cowering in the basement, surrounded by cans of tuna and toilet paper.

P.s. Whoops, did I cross the line here?

Originally Posted by JG 996T

Anybody in the US ever swap out rear window for plexiglass.?

Originally Posted by XrussianX

I am interested in seeing what the police will do if they see some nice cars driving around with the lock down in place? In reality can you think of a better time to be on the roads? I’m in Washington state and we are a day and a half away and the roads are pretty empty. Thursday should be a ghost highway. I will give it a try and if I get stopped I will explain my logic.

Originally Posted by MJSpeed

Yes, I did it to mine and several of my clients' cars. We've always replaced the glass with the Porsche OEM lexan one (NLA).

Originally Posted by GM.RS

My hunch is you'll be fine. In WA too. Definitely saw reduced volume on 405 Lynnwood > Bellevue on Thur vs Wednesday. Police are out but mostly looking for the crazies who don't think 75mph in their work truck is enough... I'm like, "hey this isn't a 5mph crawl, enjoy it while you can"

Originally Posted by Modena 1

How involved is this?

Originally Posted by JG 996T

Anybody in the US ever swap out rear window for plexiglass.?

Originally Posted by MJSpeed

Yes, I did it to mine and several of my clients' cars. We've always replaced the glass with the Porsche OEM lexan one (NLA).

Originally Posted by Modena 1

How involved is this?

Originally Posted by MJSpeed

Simple, with the right tools and experience. It's no different than changing any rear windshield; however, you need to be careful and not scratch the lexan, which is very easy to do.