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Sources for Windshields? 120-130

posted by  hfav on  Thu Apr 7 13:00 CST 2005
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Your local Volvo dealership can get you a front windshield (if you are a VCOA member you may also get a 10% discount). I just bought one ($170 here in PA, and they had it for me in 3 days), and put it in myself w/new rubber, and redid the back window, too (same glass, new rubber)--not hard but messy. Fortunately, the bedding compound cleans up easily with solvent.

Cheers!

hfav






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