[Ab54666]

As title, can you still buy the rear hatch glass?

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[jaap]

I think you can but the cost will almost exceed the economic value of the car. If I remember correctly it was around 5000 euro's (probably including the spoiler etc)

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[Ab54666]

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I think you can but the cost will almost exceed the economic value of the car. If I remember correctly it was around 5000 euro's (probably including the spoiler etc)

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Ouch! May have to resort to this then!



Clicky - Lexan

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[rxter]

Great find. Let us know how this works for you.

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[hot968]

Please let us know if this product is any good. I really want a new back hatch but only for cosmedic reasons. Mine is delaminated. Does any one know if they still sell new ones from Germany? Oh anyone know how much 483.96 is in dollars?

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[Monstrous4Banger]

My 951 hatch was like 2500 from Porsche North Scottsdale. Last time I checked with em any way. Was a couple years ago.

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[sstman]

Its about $647.88 at today's exchange, plus of course the import duties and taxes....

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[Ab54666]

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Its about $647.88 at today's exchange, plus of course the import duties and taxes....

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Converted wrong (you took the UK Pounds rate as Euro's). More like $720, plus shipping etc.



I've emailed them as they have a place in the UK and that's where the window is made, will let you know.

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[AJG]

If you're looking at the Lexan glass from Deutschnine.com then be aware it's really for track use and has no demister facilty.



Andy

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[flash]

yeah - i've had my share of lexan - just fine for a track car, but not good for street use - they are too soft and don't hold up for long - you have to use "peel-aways" on the windshield, and buff the crap out of the rest every race - eventually though they get too scratched and you have to replace them - they are usually noisy too

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[Cloud9...68]

Sure does look nice, though. And that green tint is... interesting. I wouldn't expect a rear hatch to get that terribly scratched up, but I do agree, it's best used on a track car.

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