Windshield Replacement
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From: near Seattle
OEM windshield from Hinshaw Honda is $582.79 and the molding is $101.
To late - not really espically if someone has had negitive experiance with Blue Ribbon.
The reason I jumped quickly is that the parts guy said there was one left at the distribution center.
Install scheduled for 7/23 vice 32 (must have had an instance of ADD).
I have a PPG windshied in my 95 4Runner and it is wavey in places - I thought the OEM glass would be the better way to go.
Insurance is $250 deductable for windshield replacement - I figure that this will cost about $800 +/- .
Since there were no unplesent replys (about have Blue Ribbon at least) I guess it was a waste of time asking for input...
To late - not really espically if someone has had negitive experiance with Blue Ribbon.
The reason I jumped quickly is that the parts guy said there was one left at the distribution center.
Install scheduled for 7/23 vice 32 (must have had an instance of ADD).
I have a PPG windshied in my 95 4Runner and it is wavey in places - I thought the OEM glass would be the better way to go.
Insurance is $250 deductable for windshield replacement - I figure that this will cost about $800 +/- .
Since there were no unplesent replys (about have Blue Ribbon at least) I guess it was a waste of time asking for input...
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From: Covington WA, USA
[QUOTE=jerrypeterson,Jul 22 2009, 03:04 PM] And since you mentioned it, a $250 deductable (let alone a $0) doesn't seem like a good idea unless you are reasonably SURE that you will need to file a comprehensive claim.
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