I have actually wondered if anyone else would want a windshield done at the
same time. I think the initial stiffening setup cost represents about 30%
of the total, and the production setup probably another 20% - 30%.
Therefor, it spread out over 3 or 4 orders the actual unit price might be
closer to CDN$250.00 (that's US$162 at the current exchange rate). My old
windshield is flexible enough to curl up to fit in a square box. If the
new material is similar then shipping wouldn't be a big deal.
Is anyone else interested?
My bottom gasket is pretty much intact but it certainly shows age. I
thought I would just look for a similar profile gasket if mine becomes
useless.
Greg Van Vliet
gvanvliet@...
-----Original Message-----
From: Bill.Beardsley@... [SMTP:Bill.Beardsley@...]
Sent: Tuesday, June 11, 2002 12:54 PM
To: omc-boats@...
Subject: Re: Good news / bad news about getting a replacement windshield
Greg -
For what it's worth, my Sweet 16 has a glass windshield which I'm guarding
with my life.
Have you considered the possibility of limited production? I'm sure others
need them, and
I wouldn't mind replacing my glass one with a plastic one. Is it a process
with a lot of setup
time so it would be worthwhile to make several at once?
On a related subject, what about the gasket that goes between the frame and
windshield?
Mine is absolutely shot.
Bill Beardsley
bill.beardsley@...
Received on Tuesday, 11 June 2002
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