Well yall its time. I want a windshield for my boat. Now the question is where do i go to get one made. Thanks
Bob you ever do any work like that? If so give me a call when u get a chance
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115 Evinrude
Try this web site www.updplastics.com…others on the forum have recommended them…
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This is kinda what i am looking for except i want 2 sections instead of 3. And the left section fold over to the right so i can access the front of the boat. I really just need a frame made . I can get all the lexan i need.
“All fisherman lie. And if they say otherwise, then they’re lying”
“Sea~N~Stripes”
21’ Hewes Craft Custom
115 Evinrude
I really like these better with the more straight up look. And these also dont look as cheap…lol…
But this would be fine if tastful and done with 2 sections like i said before so that i can gget up front.
“All fisherman lie. And if they say otherwise, then they’re lying”
“Sea~N~Stripes”
21’ Hewes Craft Custom
115 Evinrude
Try the junk yard on 85 just south of greenville, or the big junk yard at lake laneir! I found a high one for my glassmaster that was on a speed boat and layed back, I recut the side glass and frame to make it stand up strate!, find the width and see if your console is leval or is curved.
Chip that junk yard in Ga. is in Dawsonville there are having a closeout for the next few weeks! I think I paid $50.00 for mine and took it off myself! Call me if you need help!
The guy that boatpoor is talking about on I-85 is Jim Forrester. His number is 864-270-3550 or 864-845-5526.
I’ve dealt with him a few times and he is a helluva nice guy. He hooked me up with what I needed everytime and he has great prices.
Call before you travel so you know he will be there, but don’t expect him to talk about prices on the phone because he likes the “art of the deal”. Face-to-face dealing is his style.