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DIY windshield swap

posted by  rhaire on  Mon Nov 25 03:23 CST 2002
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My vote is with the "easy as pie". Especially with the 91-on glass. Look for the 5 little rubber bumpers that support the bottom edge of the glass or make your own. Then go to an auto paint store and get the urethane, run a continuous bead and drop the glass in. That is about it except for the clean-up. Lots of paper towel and Goo Gone.






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