Baja Windscreen Material
07-01-2007, 11:12 PM
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I'm still working on this does anyone know someone to contact at Spartech that might help me other than the people in customer service? Or someone that has the capabilities to do a custom one from pictures and the boat?
I found out the real story on this when Baja's obligation for warranty was done they told Spartech to scrap the molds so that no more could be made or the molds couldn't get taken and used by someone. Thats real nice for the people like me that need one and can't get it. How many Baja's are out there with windscreens on them what happens when someone steps on one or something on those lines...GOOD luck to those that have windscreens cause I've never experienced something like this trying to get a part you'd think I was looking for the wiper for a 1909 Model T. If I was I could probably find that.
I found out the real story on this when Baja's obligation for warranty was done they told Spartech to scrap the molds so that no more could be made or the molds couldn't get taken and used by someone. Thats real nice for the people like me that need one and can't get it. How many Baja's are out there with windscreens on them what happens when someone steps on one or something on those lines...GOOD luck to those that have windscreens cause I've never experienced something like this trying to get a part you'd think I was looking for the wiper for a 1909 Model T. If I was I could probably find that.
07-10-2007, 03:55 PM
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I think their feeding you a line because I wasn't able to get anywhere with Baja in 2001 for a 1990 Baja then tried Spartech and they wouldn't talk either. I ended up talking to a SeaRay dealer (Skipper Buds in Coopersville, MI) and they ordered me a replacement windshield no problem (other than the price) I had it in a couple weeks and it came from Spartech. The full 3 piece windshield came to $2321.47
Good luck
Good luck
07-10-2007, 04:23 PM
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I think their feeding you a line because I wasn't able to get anywhere with Baja in 2001 for a 1990 Baja then tried Spartech and they wouldn't talk either. I ended up talking to a SeaRay dealer (Skipper Buds in Coopersville, MI) and they ordered me a replacement windshield no problem (other than the price) I had it in a couple weeks and it came from Spartech. The full 3 piece windshield came to $2321.47
Good luck
Good luck
Thanks for the lead.
07-15-2007, 01:14 PM
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my wife sent me out to get 8X10s for family photo and I took a cd of my boat pics and made 3 new 8x10s
.I have owned my boat since 1990
just keep making it faster. art
07-29-2007, 04:12 PM
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I found out the real story on this when Baja's obligation for warranty was done they told Spartech to scrap the molds so that no more could be made or the molds couldn't get taken and used by someone. Thats real nice for the people like me that need one and can't get it. How many Baja's are out there with windscreens on them what happens when someone steps on one or something on those lines...GOOD luck to those that have windscreens cause I've never experienced something like this trying to get a part you'd think I was looking for the wiper for a 1909 Model T. If I was I could probably find that.
I guess when you buy your boat, you should have the dealer include a spare windshield, and any other Baja specific molded parts that might break in the sale. This operating mode isn't going to help Baja's depreciation any.
Michael
