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jeffncs

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Bronco Guru
Joined
May 4, 2004
Messages
1,894
Loc.
Raleigh, NC
Truck's back from paint and was working on reassembly over the weekend...

Cut the front fenders, installed flares all around and started to install the windshield... We (dad and I) had the seal on the glass and started installing the seal onto the WS frame...

Dad asks "Is that a crack?" He was right! Driver's side top corner to the center of the pane. I'm going to call one of those mobile glass guys to do the installation. I don't want to break another piece of glass!

No worries. My new rims were delivered by UPS today to dull the pain of the broken glass. Probably a little too nice...

Jeff
 

bronko69er

EB Addict
Joined
Oct 16, 2006
Messages
4,599
Loc.
Renton, WA
When I had my window done, even the professional cracked it.
My choices were, leave my bronco there until the next day (had to get another piece of glass) or keep it and get a discount.
I kept it since it was a small crack behind the roll bar across the corner and couldn't really see it anyway.
 
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