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Old 07-12-2012 | 08:05 PM
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Hi everyone my name is Brandon from Chicago and I'm searching for a needle in the haystack. I'm looking for a replacement (new or used) windshield stbd side for a 1995 Formula 336. Anyone have much experience with finding a cost effective way to replace a windshield with a bend in it? Anyone know of any boats with blown motors on the hard that someone may sell a window? Please advise with suggestions. I'm new to OSO, look forward to meeting everyone.
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Old 07-13-2012 | 08:31 AM
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I'm located near Chicago, will travel up to 8 hours by vehicle to pickup windshield. Anyone know of a abandoned or wrecked boat with good stbd windshield?
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Old 07-13-2012 | 09:29 AM
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Contact Formula- they are 4 hrs from you in Decatur Indiana

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Old 07-13-2012 | 09:44 AM
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Default Do you have the old windshield...

...even if badly damaged?

Amazing how often I have had friends and there have been listings on OSO, where people have taken windshield problems to sign shoppes and had replacements cut and heated to fit the frame.

It is not something "any" sign shoppe can accomplish. It takes one with broader fabrication experience and equipment.

There are better plastics available in today's market that are more easily manipulated to acquire the desired effects. Back "in the day" the plastics often had bad "rippling" at the bend, but the new materials and processes are much better.

I am sure in the greater Chicago-land area there must be very sophisticated sign shoppes which could tackle this problem successfully.

Likely Formula out sourced their "glass" production and you might be able to discover who the provider was and get a replacement from them.
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