New windscreen
New windscreen
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steve j

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3,223 posts

257 months

Wednesday 13th November 2013
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Picked up a new windscreen from Niel Perry, formerly of TVR car parts, now M L performance. A very helpful bloke yes Just fitted a new steering column lower bearing, that too came from Niel. Just need to get the new front screen fitted, then a new rear screen, then save for a new paintjob, all worth every penny.

phillpot

17,508 posts

212 months

Wednesday 13th November 2013
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Paint job best done while the screen is out scratchchin

DamianS3

1,805 posts

211 months

Wednesday 13th November 2013
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And the screen surround re trim...

It's hard to draw the line sometimes...

Top Gear TVR

2,251 posts

183 months

Wednesday 13th November 2013
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steve

its less easy to win the lottery though bounce

Griffinr

1,017 posts

203 months

Thursday 14th November 2013
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steve j said:
Picked up a new windscreen from Niel Perry, formerly of TVR car parts, now M L performance. A very helpful bloke yes Just fitted a new steering column lower bearing, that too came from Niel. Just need to get the new front screen fitted, then a new rear screen, then save for a new paintjob, all worth every penny.
Is it feasible to fit one yourself?.smash anybody tried it? not being tight, its just for the convenience factor as the trim needs refixing and the lacquer around the screen needs attention. Mine's long overdue for change and I know will come out easily (it was loose at one end and leaked till I sealed it).
Rob.

phillpot

17,508 posts

212 months

Thursday 14th November 2013
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Griffinr said:
I know will come out easily
Famous last words!!!



Theoretically a "piece of cake" to fit, a squirt of sealant, lay it on and more sealant to tidy up the edges.

......but been a few posts in the past about badly fitting screens,took 'em three atempts to put one in mine.

Think they charged me just an extra tenner or so to remove one day and fit new one weeks later after respray.

S2Mike

3,065 posts

179 months

Thursday 14th November 2013
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I had National Windscreens to supply and fit my new screen, was the original and took them over 4 hours to remove and fit new one.
Bonus cos I only paid the excess of £50.