Getting ready to cut the rear window in my dual cab, and to avoid it looking silly I'm trying to find either a gq/gu ute rear windscreen, or rear panel with no screen so I can take a stencil. I had planned with a local auto glassie to go around and cut a stencil, but after organising everything and showing up, he told me he didn't have either screen on the shelf. After that tired a few wreckers with no result.
If there is anyone in the brisbane/toowoomba area that can help out, drop me a line, and I'll shout you some beers.
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gq/gu Ute rear window
Re: gq/gu Ute rear window
i just cut the shape that i wanted in mine then the auto glass guy came made a template off it and got a piece of glass made to suit then fitted it for me. cost me 180
Re: gq/gu Ute rear window
Have a think about using some glass out of canopy. Gives you the option of having a sliding window. And ready made frames and window rubbers.
THOUGHT FOR THE DAY....
Re: gq/gu Ute rear window
Yeah, I thought about having a sliding window, but i'd probably prefer to have it solid.
Had thought about templating any shape, but would prefer it be standard Patrol in case the shape I cut looks odd. I know it's not going to be bang on the exact same size, but the glassie is cutting up the piece anyway.
Had thought about templating any shape, but would prefer it be standard Patrol in case the shape I cut looks odd. I know it's not going to be bang on the exact same size, but the glassie is cutting up the piece anyway.
Re: gq/gu Ute rear window
X 2turps wrote:Have a think about using some glass out of canopy. Gives you the option of having a sliding window. And ready made frames and window rubbers.
did that to mine & it worked a treat, you can even reach the esky
to get a soadie-pop.
DAIHATSU FEROZA UTE,V6,caged,lokd 35's
NOW SOLD
& then
GQ DUAL CAB TUFF UTE,caged,lokd,35's
NOW SOLD
& then
JK WRANGLER 4 DOOR TUFF TOURER,lifted,lokd, 35s
NOW SOLD
& then
GQ DUAL CAB TUFF UTE,caged,lokd,35's
NOW SOLD
& then
JK WRANGLER 4 DOOR TUFF TOURER,lifted,lokd, 35s
Re: gq/gu Ute rear window
Signature wrote:Yeah, I thought about having a sliding window, but i'd probably prefer to have it solid.
Had thought about templating any shape, but would prefer it be standard Patrol in case the shape I cut looks odd. I know it's not going to be bang on the exact same size, but the glassie is cutting up the piece anyway.
I would still go a window out of the front of a canopy. Had a look at my extra cab ute yesterday working out what I am doing. And the a none sliding window out of a canopy would be so much easier.
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