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S Andy man

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77 posts

233 months

Monday 2nd April 2007
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On the lookout for a TVR S. Seen one with a chipped Windscreen. Does anyone know where (hopefully in or near Sth.Yorkshire)one can be bought,installed etc. & approx.cost.

S3_Steve

274 posts

279 months

Monday 2nd April 2007
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Auto windscreens in Leeds did mine a couple of years ago, £50 excess on insurance from memory. I may be thinking of selling mine (91 S3 full service history 88k, used daily) e-mail me if interseted. steveatgallitodotcodotuk

ketvrin

3,504 posts

238 months

Monday 2nd April 2007
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Apparently Autoglass list them as TVR Griffith "S" tourer number 1100WCL

I suppose you need to call them and confirm

good luck

kevin

Hoover.

5,993 posts

271 months

Monday 2nd April 2007
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I got one from this chap a few years ago now, but he has supplied others since .... and then sorted fitting out with a local fitter

www.heatedwindscreen.com/acatalog/_Products_TVR_47.html

Tripps

5,814 posts

301 months

Tuesday 3rd April 2007
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Had a nightmare with mine when vanity got the better of me and I decided to get the cloudy patch removed.

First screen they bought was a Wedge one, second was for an S apparently, and fitted fine, except for a gap at the bottom bit enough to get your fist through! I eventually ended up with the screen for a Tuscan racer which fit perfectly.

Moral of the story, ensure you've got the right screen ready, otherwise you end up with a screenless car for a few months On the upside though, fitting Leven dashboard vents becomes far easier with the screen removed

Phil C

433 posts

304 months

Tuesday 3rd April 2007
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Go with the guy on the link below posted by Hoover. www .Heated windscreens etc. I got one from him a couple of years ago and the price and service were excellent. Be a bit careful about getting Auto glass or similar to fit it as their fitters are not often experienced dealing with the intricacies of a TVR screen.....