need scarab windshield
 

need help finding driver's side windshield for 1995 29' scarab. scarab's go fast is out of production and the company that made the windshields are belly-up so i need a source, either salvage or custom windshield maker, etc. anyone have any suggestions? glass is no problem since it's basically flat but i need the frame. thanks.

gustafsson plastic 904-824-3443 or www.bikesceen.com.if does not have apaterin he can make off the old one:party-smiley-020:

Try OSO member Acrylico. I think thats their business. Doug

There was a company called Florida Tank and Marine that bought all the old molds from company's like wellcraft and donzi ect; they stored the molds and would make the tank's and windshields aftermarket ,, located in Mimia I think ,, been 10 yrs since I used them ,,, they might still be out there !! Anyone ?"

RHC

Wayne Earl MFG. Windshields & Hatches
Placentia, Ca.
(714)577-0632
(949)

The area code might have changed so here are both. Good Luck!

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scabar windshield help thanks
 

thanks for the response. am in the process of contacting these people. thanks again.

Scarab 29
 

While we do the Scarab 22 the 29' seems to have a framed windshield. We haven't had much luck with the framed one because if you take the frame off the boat and make the windshield it never seems to sit right. If you have the old one in any condition (even in pieces) we can duplicate it.

2002 29'scarab, go fast windshield
 

I have a 2002 29' go fast in need of a windshield, does anyone know were I can get one?

I have one windshield made by (Taylor Made) on the passanger side, don't know if they still have the mold???

Ed's Plastic in Michigan does nice work, they just did a windshield for my boy's 1985 Larsen Senza.
http://edsplastics.com/

Just went through this. Take the one out of the opposite side and take it to a glass shop. They can either cut you a piece of laminated glass right there (same as windshield glass), or use yours as a pattern and order you a tempered glass and 2-3 weeks to come in. If they can't go to another glass shop that knows what they are doing. The laminated will be a bit thicker but will fit with a little massaging and some soap on the rubber to help it.

If its the curved glass piece that may be a bit more difficult. I know there are companies that do it but you may have to call around a little bit more to local glass shops to find one that has a source.