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By Madtrang,
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I need to find a place that will fit in a new r32 skyline windscreen.

I also need a new screen aswell..

Im in the brisbane area so If anyone knows where please tell me.

I want the screen to have the antenna wire in it and hooked up to the stereo aswell.

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Might give them a bell 2morrow.

I thought that they only did home windows.

Might see i can get it repaired.

I had a truck drop a hole lot of small tones when i drove past. Put small little chips all over the glass. so many of them.

And i tried to rub some of it off and i manage to put a couple of scrathces in.

So not going 2 touch it anymore.. get a pro to look at it.

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hahah yeah give obriens and novus a call if u want them to scratch your car where the glue goes under your windscreen so in a years time its rusty and u have to remove it again and get the rust fixed lol.

Sorry couldnt resist i fit car windscreens as a living family business but not in brisbane otherwise offer my services. I suggest u get a few quotes phone up obriens one day and they charge u this much the next its double the price just shop around.

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Ok,

I have been trying to get a quote from novis but I was trying take it in to get looked at for a quote however I haven't got the time, becuase they are only open for that sort of stuff between monday & fridays...

Which is no good for me cus i just cant get the time off work..

But I will look around Again tommorow.

I see you are on the gold coast, How much would u estimate personaly for a new R32 windscreen.

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