Chimera Windscreen

[Glassman]

I have a secondhand (TVR branded) windscreen which I took out of a 2000 chim yesterday.

It has a bit of de-lam along the bottom and a bit in the N/S bottom corner. There is also a (repairable) chip on the passenger side. Other than that, she's in good condition.

Up for grabs and FOC to PHer.

[massivesi]

Just out of interest, how much is a new one to get fitted?

[Quietlybonkers]

Glassman said:

I have a secondhand (TVR branded) windscreen which I took out of a 2000 chim yesterday.

It has a bit of de-lam along the bottom and a bit in the N/S bottom corner. There is also a (repairable) chip on the passenger side. Other than that, she's in good condition.

Up for grabs and FOC to PHer.

I'd like it if I may - I will be coming to Stanmore from East Anglia on Monday morning, so will simply need directions please (postcode and address). By all means email me

Thanks

[SILICONEKID340HP]

massivesi said:

Just out of interest, how much is a new one to get fitted?

£50

[Glassman]

SILICONEKID340HP said:

massivesi said:

Just out of interest, how much is a new one to get fitted?

£50

[SILICONEKID340HP]

Make sure you get a genuine screen ! the copies are out of shape !

[PYNEY]

nice to see my old screen going to a good home

but you should see my new shiny screen looks fantastic "cheers glassman"

[massivesi]

Glassman said:

SILICONEKID340HP said:

massivesi said:

Just out of interest, how much is a new one to get fitted?

£50

Well, what do you reckon? I can't remember what my insurance looks like on this front - maybe covered for excess of around 50 of your english pounds?

Having some leather replaced on dash and thinking if screen needs removing - i'll get both done at once.

[Quietlybonkers]

Many thanks for the screen Glassman (Paul), and thanks for saving a perfectly serviceable TVR screen (one big stone chip on 'er indoors' side of the screen) for other owners - too much stuff gets needlessly binned these days, and TVR screens are getting rare. Much appreciated. It was also nice to meet you over a coffee, good to have a chat and to see your well equipped van.

It is a refreshing change to see another skilled independent going his own way, especially in a business sector so dominated by the big boys. I will call you to come and fit it when I inevitably crack my present one. My TVR specialist is also a new start up with loads of professional experience, as are most of my small business clients.

By the way guys, he's in Norf London, but very mobile.

[Glassman]

Thanks Mr B.

Likewise, a pleasure to meet and hope everything went well after I left.

[Quietlybonkers]

Glassman said:

Thanks Mr B.

Likewise, a pleasure to meet and hope everything went well after I left.

It did indeed thanks - the daughter got permission from the chief physio to drive again, after six months with her arm and driving brain in a sling. I changed her Renault Scenic shed for a Volvo XC90 2.9 T6 while she was out of action, so as i handed her over to her husband half way home, she jumped in the driving seat and has done her first 30 miles in it and pronounced it well fit (whatever that means)