jaje

I bought some damaged lexan sheets and cut out windows using a dremel. I then got some wing DZUS fasteners and mounts and welded them to the car. All I need to do know is put in the window and pop in 3 of these hand tight fasteners.

http://www.allensfasteners.com/searc...rchParamCat=51

Juan Lopez

^ what he suggested is what we had on one of my cars. Worked great.

kurt M

Don't use carpet wrap. The glue is not intended for smooth surfaces or to get wet. I use crash wrap, one secton over each side window pulled tight and one over the windsheld overlaping the sides a bit. Works great takes 5 min to install no muss no fuss. Any knid of cover must be held from rubbing in the wind. If flutters it will get some road grit and grind away on the windsheld or paint.

cometb

I had a boat-like cover made by the guys at Fifth Gear in Lewisville Texas. It snaps on to the car while trailiering fully covering the windsheild and side windows. It is futher secured under the trunk and bonnet lids. Works great while trailering. It only cost a few hundred to have made and goes on and off very easily.

007DT

On my old Koni I made the windows out of Plexiglass.

On my M3 the PO took the factory windows and put hooks where there are holes in the glass. You simply slide the window into the channel and it holds great..

If you still have your factory windows and are interested in this concept, let me know and I'll post pics.

Apex Rex

I would be interested in seeing pics of the setup, as I have the windows to my 968 sitting in my shed right now and am really interested in a good solution to the no-window trailering problem. Thanks in advance!

Raider89

Resurrecting this old thread. Just got Cayman race car, no side windows (or template), open trailer. What has worked since this old post? Has anybody found a company that has something to buy off the shelf?
Thanks,

longhorn911

I ended up making windows out of Plexiglas for my car. See my post in the thread below:

https://rennlist.com/forums/racing-a...e-windows.html

txhokie4life

https://rennlist.com/forums/trucks-a...d-forsale.html

Buy my enclosed trailer -- :-)

Mike

mrbill_fl

in a pinch stretchtite food wrap works really well. best quality plastic I've used. sticks to itself...

Stretch-Tite

https://www.walmart.com/ip/37516083?...&wl13=&veh=sem

sbelles

That's what I use on my SPB. The stuff made to stick to floors and available at paint stores. Stays on while trailering and comes off clean but you have to get it on before the rain starts.

LuigiVampa

+1

I used plexi-glass and painters tape but on the way back from the Glen I got caught in a torrential rain storm. Painters tape allowed water to leak in, pools of water in the car, and blew out the rear control module.

$1,000 later to get that sorted out I bought the enclosed trailer and have never once regretted it!

Gary R.

I use crash wrap with the edges taped with Gorilla Tape (don't use cheap duct tape as it leaves residue). Crash wrap by itself will blow loose, i've towed 6 hours and more with wrap/tape w/o issue. My car has no window "rails" or a place to anchor them so Plexiglas isn't an option.

http://www.richtoolsystems.com/adhesive_crash_wrap.html

Streak

http://crashwrap.com/vehicle-products.html

Raider89

Got good deal on crash wrap for near use.
https://domswrapawreck.com/index.php

Planning on making more secure plexiglass fitting shortly.