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After 7-8 quotes i found a windshield for about $160! I have a road trip coming up this month and I've been hesitant to install it, with my luck I'll get a chip out on the road asap.

 

And I also organized/cleaned the toolbox this weekend. It was a mess and now I also know exactly what's in there and what else I might need to add.

 

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Agreed. My lower jaw about hit the floor when the lady told me $436!

 

safelife is the most expensive in my area! it was about 900 for a GM windshield on my truck from them, but safelite has a way better windshield removal process then the other local companies who basically use air chisels to remove them!

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safelife is the most expensive in my area! it was about 900 for a GM windshield on my truck from them, but safelite has a way better windshield removal process then the other local companies who basically use air chisels to remove them!

Well the $436 is what the other place quoted me. It's called Glass Menders. I've had a rear window and windshield replaced by them over 10 years ago now in an 88 Sierra, and I don't think it was $436 combined for the both of them! I mean man, I can get a new one with Safelite, take it to get 5% tint and still have over $100 left over!

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I'll get exactly whatever this one is when it's time. It appears to be the original and it has held up great.

 

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At the end of April I got a new windshield for our '86 Grand Marquis - had the OEM original @ 229k at the time. Was $200.28 cash out the door, tax and everything. First I was shocked they could get one, then I was surprised it was so relatively cheap.

 

Small local shop called Guaranty Glass & Mirror.

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I've been wanting a once piece for a while now it just didn't make sense because there was nothing wrong with mine. Now that it's leaking I can go ahead as planned.

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I upgraded the Headlight, added a lift Kit, Changed the color, added carplay, added 22 inch wheels, Wireless charging, builtin brake controller and rolled back the Odometer 25KM .

 

Here is the before and after picture. :)

 

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The Corolla we used to have went through 3 windshields, plus a repair. One day my wife heard a co worker complain how their windshield never lasts long, my wife asked what they drove. It was a same gen Corolla.

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I upgraded the Headlight, added a lift Kit, Changed the color, added carplay, added 22 inch wheels, Wireless charging, builtin brake controller and rolled back the Odometer 25KM .

 

Here is the before and after picture. :)

 

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Need to change your avatar now. Happy with the upgrade(or lease)?

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Need to change your avatar now. Happy with the upgrade(or lease)?

 

The deals are so good I just traded the old one and even lowered my payments.

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The deals are so good I just traded the old one and even lowered my payments.

Enjoy your new ride.

 

(As long as you don't trick yourself into thinking you are saving money. :lol: I tried to explain to a guy one time who went into a dealer and demanded a payment amount, "no matter what it takes". I'd hate to see what's above the dotted line he signed )

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Enjoy your new ride.

(As long as you don't trick yourself into thinking you are saving money. :lol: I tried to explain to a guy one time who went into a dealer and demanded a payment amount, "no matter what it takes". I'd hate to see what's above the dotted line he signed )

 

Don't worry I can do math in my head as fast as the computer there can. The one thing about taking computer science its 50% math ha ha I actually got the price down on this truck lower than the last one. Just with dealer discounts plus I qualified for a bunch of special offers this time around.

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I have to diagnose an issue tomorrow. Apparently my turn signal, either side, will flash the low power tail and parking lights at all four corners.

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I have to diagnose an issue tomorrow. Apparently my turn signal, either side, will flash the low power tail and parking lights at all four corners.

Hey, question for you. How did you prep your dash bezel before you painted it? What paint did you use again?

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