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While enjoying a few cold ones and looking at my sedan yesterday I came up with an idea for my windshield. I removed and sold my original windshield as I want to go with something low profile. My thought now is a handrail following the lines of a low profile windshield with a couple of lexan wind deflectors mounted to it. I thought the look would mimic the chicken bars some of the old race sports had. What do you guys think?


http://www.performanceboats.com/atta...1&d=1243548450

For what my opinion is worth, I think that is a great concept. Clean line, more modern thought, but still with a nod to convention.
Looking forward to seeing some full sized mock ups on the boat.
Good luck.
Kalaazar

I'm a traditional kind of guy and I think the deflectors look like the person who designed the boat forgot about the wind and had to stick on some random pieces of Plexiglas for protection.I also prefer the low profile look, but I have to put up with the wind as payment. I hope you like your sedan as much as I like mine.Post pictures?

Plenty of pics in my build thread
http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/m...ead-intro.html

Do you have any pics of your low profile windshield?

American Marine Products made the original windshields for the Magnums and are still in business. I had them make a cut-down custom windshield for my old sedan when I restored it. All they need is a measurement for the height you want on the leading edge of the windshield and they can make a full frame windshield. I'm not sure but they may make the frameless plexiglass shorties as well. Here's their information:

American Marine Products[ATTACH=CONFIG]545423[/ATTACH]
1790 SW 13th Ct, Pompano Beach, FL 33069
(954) 782-1400

Mine was home made by original owner. these are the best I can find

I really like this windshied. That is exactly what I want for mine.

Is the center of the windshield a perfect rectangle? If you could get me some dimensions, I would really appreciate it. If I just had the size of the center of the windshield and how far in overlaps the deck when installed It would give me a great start on mine.

I have that Sedan now and i agree.

tThe best Windshield maker per Charlie is in West Palm, I will find his card. Bud