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Yeh he said he had no problems getting your windows out.

He put mine back in on Sat without any dramas.

I talked to him about why they always state the windows could get broken when they take them out.

He agreed it should not happen and it is more about someone trying to rush the job, but with glass that has never been removed especially in older cars the glue can get extremely hard so even the tools that he has struggles to cut through it.

He said this is when he tends to use a heat gun to just try soften up the glue a little and then slowly cut through it.

my front windscreen got cracked last wakey day on a big off. in the summer heat the crack is becoming pretty big and i may have to bight the bullet and replace the whole thing..

does ur mate have the connect for a new r33 front too? whats the normal charge for removal and new one in? or just pm me his details if all thats too many Q's.

ta

i have the guys card at home so i can send u the details a/h

FLY75S also has the details :)

i have a spare 32 screen with the original antenna in the screen itself, but will that fit the 33?

Hey, Im actually looking for someone in Sydney to replace my front windscreen on my s12 gazelle. Got an outrageous quote from O'Brians which I'm sure he can better.

Could someone please PM me (or post up) this glass dudes deets?

Many thanks!

Nick.

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