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Re: 91 windshield info 200 82

posted by  someone claiming to be chris herbst on  Wed Sep 26 17:03 CST 2001 [RELATED]

Please tell me you're getting new glass, not a used one!

As much as I favor DIY work, I send out windshields for one big reason:

$135.00, installed.

Actually... the last one might have been one TWENTY five. Granted, that's shop cost. But if you can find the parts and goo alone, for that price, you'd have done well. You don't have to mess with the goop either, which is nice because it isn't good for the hands.

I use Viracon glass. Usually clear, straight, and holds up extremely well to big objects. I've got 90k on one windshield, and it's got some tiny pits here and there, but really good overall.





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