Windscreens

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leewiffen
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Windscreens

Post by leewiffen »

I have no affiliation but had the screens on my 69 refitted by these people....http://addisonglass.co.uk/windscreens/
The rear is tricky given the heated rear screen wires as well as chrome trim needing to work together
They were a treat to deal with, real old skool (sic) and a company who know their business
Had to take the car to them but well worth it
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rinkster
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Re: Windscreens

Post by rinkster »

Thanks for this post Lee, I'm planning on replacing the rubbers on both the front and rear sceens on my 69 this summer.

Bit of a drive from Cambridge but I think these people would be perfect to use.

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jury
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Re: Windscreens

Post by jury »

Good to hear it went well :)

Only advice I can give....Use original Porsche rubber parts. Repro look attractive on price, but can be a pain to fit.


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Re: Windscreens

Post by leewiffen »

Jury
Completely agree....originally I was supplied a copy for the rear screen but Addisons called and said it would not hold the aluminium strip n place
Once the OEM rubber was fitted it was all fine
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