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Replacement Passenger Window R33

EnzymeX

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EnzymeX

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Hey guys,

Was sitting around at home when i heard my alarm go off, went outside and found some prick has smashed my passenger side window :/ , at least the alarm scared them off and nothing else was touched. So anyway i was wondering where you guys suggest i could source a replacement passenger window (R33 S2), aswell as any recommendations on installing it?

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Daniel

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Hey guys,

Was sitting around at home when i heard my alarm go off, went outside and found some prick has smashed my passenger side window :/ , at least the alarm scared them off and nothing else was touched. So anyway i was wondering where you guys suggest i could source a replacement passenger window (R33 S2), aswell as any recommendations on installing it?

Cheers

Daniel

Dude that sucks so bad... just think to yourself what the hell motives people to do that.

I know what motivates them they hate there own pathetic existance and have to take it out on others.

whoever did that f**k u lol

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hr32gts

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Try O'Brien glass in Fyshwick they are replacing my rear windscreen for $600 supplied and fitted

Bloody glass for skylines are expensive

2nd hand rear windscreen was $600 supplied and fitted for me

or Brand new rear windscreen was $1060 not including installation

Try a few wreckers in sydney thats where my rear screen is coming from O'Brien sourced it and are getting it in for me on tuesday

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Insure with Shannons (and a few others do it too) and you will get a free window every year and it doesn't have to be the front one. It even includes the motorcycle shields.

Check your policy.

Oh when I say free, it doesn't have an excess and doesn't impact your NCB. Its really free

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