Preferred Lexan window installer for my Vis Mugen style hard top
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Preferred Lexan window installer for my Vis Mugen style hard top
Hey guys, I’m hoping to utilize your experience here. I ordered a new tinted Lexan rear window and seal for my VIS Mugen hardtop, and now I need to get them installed. Nothing really come up from a search, and the shop directory thread only lists one option that seemed kinda close to what I wanted: M&S Collision body shop. What shops have people used that they would recommend for this job? I don’t mind spending a little more $$ if it means I’ll get a great quality install and the peace of mind to go with it.
Thanks for the input!
Thanks for the input!
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Not sure where ur located. But I had mine done in San Jose. Refered by someone from s2ki. Really happy with it. He used a better window seal then then what I had. I've had no leaks. He even did a vinyl strip around the window so that u can't see the molding from outside the window. I can get u the name of the place if ur interested.
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Ap1porvida - Thanks for the feedback, and yes, I am very interested! I am in Santa Clara, so SJ is no problem for me.
Tunerplayground - The top fits really well - all gaps are even and tight. I've been waiting on new upgraded seals and this window, but otherwise I've been happy with it. I got it used off of the SoCal boards.
Tunerplayground - The top fits really well - all gaps are even and tight. I've been waiting on new upgraded seals and this window, but otherwise I've been happy with it. I got it used off of the SoCal boards.
Not sure where ur located. But I had mine done in San Jose. Refered by someone from s2ki. Really happy with it. He used a better window seal then then what I had. I've had no leaks. He even did a vinyl strip around the window so that u can't see the molding from outside the window. I can get u the name of the place if ur interested.
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Like I posted on Baizas3's page Its a hit and miss if you buy one online and not knowing if the one they send you will fit right .
When I bought my first replica cf HT I went through 4 different boxes at VIS warehouse just to get the right one. I only had access since a buddy of mine worked there at the time. Sold it for $2000.
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Yeah. It was actually because of that post that I picked mine up used - I knew that the one I was getting fit well so it seemed like less of a gamble.
Like I posted on Baizas3's page Its a hit and miss if you buy one online and not knowing if the one they send you will fit right .
When I bought my first replica cf HT I went through 4 different boxes at VIS warehouse just to get the right one. I only had access since a buddy of mine worked there at the time. Sold it for $2000.
Originally Posted by SoREALemjay' timestamp='1322720475' post='21200378
Hmm so its used? I wonder if the previous owner did some work to make it fit. I'm about to order bnib shipped vis mugen rep for a really good price.
Like I posted on Baizas3's page Its a hit and miss if you buy one online and not knowing if the one they send you will fit right .
When I bought my first replica cf HT I went through 4 different boxes at VIS warehouse just to get the right one. I only had access since a buddy of mine worked there at the time. Sold it for $2000.
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Got my lexan done on my old HT at this place. I think they only charged me $250 including labor and weather strip.http://www.yelp.com/biz/capitol-glass-works-san-jose