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so new years morning I find out my car has a cracked windscreen, covering about a quarter of the glass. So I've got comprehensive insurance with window coverage, but I think I have to pay like a grand in excess, which I really cant deal with. So does anyone know where to find a windscreen for a 33, how much prices are/ where I should buy from and if I should ditch using my insurance?

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Shannon's ^^^ are awesome like that. Used it once myself on my ex-Bluebird. FREEEEEEE!!!

Aussie Windscreens in Phillip were cheaper than O'briens to buy one though...

Dunno about for a Skyline but it would be worth a phonecall. ph : 6282 0066 :thumbsup:

aussie windscreens are alot cheeper but i was not very happy with the the end result of them not putting my wipers back on properly, leaving half the screws out of the plastic filler thingy and leaving masking tape on the roof in my R31.

but it was worth saving the extra 200 from what O'brians wanted

So I've got comprehensive insurance with window coverage, but I think I have to pay like a grand in excess

As shell pinted out if you have comprehensive with "windows coverage" then it should be free to claim windows on. Check first.

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