Windshield glass
- Thread starter Deadstick
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Groucho
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Unless your really lucky and find a wreck, you might be able to have a glass shop make one. If it is flat....if it has any kind of curve not so easy.
Brite Idea
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- Nov 5, 2011
- 451
- Boat Info
- 2010 310 Sundancer
270 Sundancer 2000
- Engines
- twin 5.0 ECT Bravo III's
twin 4.3 TBI Merecrusier Alpha Gen II counter rotating drives
I'd contact Taylor and see if it's possible that they could make you one? Option two would be a local auto glass but that's a long shot. Also try fpmarine.com.
Groucho
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Someone else had this same problem. His was curved and it would have cost more than the boat was worth....
northern
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- Jan 17, 2007
- 3,526
- Boat Info
- 380 Aft Cabin 1989 Charts Timezero radar Furuno
- Engines
- Twin 454 strait shaft
Our jetboat has three flat windows in the front. On shattered this summer while we were trailering. I got it replaced at a glass shop that does cars, trucks, and houses. The original glass in it was tempered. I replaced it with auto windshield glass. It cost $250. Non tempered glass is easy to cut. If you want tempered it just takes a bit longer as they cut then send out to be tempered. The widow exploded and we picked glass out of the boat all summer.