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pktzygt
post Oct 20 2008, 06:08 PM
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I recently bought a '74 1.8 driver and a '73 2.0 parts car (part-out to follow soon). I already pulled the good windshield from the parts car and I am in need of some experience on getting it installed. I plan on getting it installed professionally for safety reasons. I have a couple questions though.

1.Does anyone have any good or bad experience with windshield installers in New England area, specifically southern ME, eastern NH?
2.Will the installer have all the parts/gaskets required?
3.What parts/gaskets do i need to ask the installer to use?
4.Anyone have any experience with the gasket used to eliminate the silver trim? (still haven't decided)

I've been lurking the boards for a while, but now i finally have my car. I'll try to be less invisible.

Thanks,
Sean
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post Oct 21 2008, 08:43 AM
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QUOTE(pktzygt @ Oct 20 2008, 08:08 PM) *

I recently bought a '74 1.8 driver and a '73 2.0 parts car (part-out to follow soon). I already pulled the good windshield from the parts car and I am in need of some experience on getting it installed. I plan on getting it installed professionally for safety reasons. I have a couple questions though.

1.Does anyone have any good or bad experience with windshield installers in New England area, specifically southern ME, eastern NH?
2.Will the installer have all the parts/gaskets required?
3.What parts/gaskets do i need to ask the installer to use?
4.Anyone have any experience with the gasket used to eliminate the silver trim? (still haven't decided)

I've been lurking the boards for a while, but now i finally have my car. I'll try to be less invisible.

Thanks,
Sean


Sean:

Ayer European Auto Sales and Restoration
(207) 582-3618
Brunswick Road
Gardiner, ME 04345

Upper end restoration work.

I've had them reset my windshield on both of my 914's and was very pleased.

It will set you back a few pennies over the local glass replacement shop, however you will happier with the results.

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post Oct 21 2008, 09:23 AM
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Sean:

Ayer European Auto Sales and Restoration
(207) 582-3618
Brunswick Road
Gardiner, ME 04345

Upper end restoration work.

I've had them reset my windshield on both of my 914's and was very pleased.

It will set you back a few pennies over the local glass replacement shop, however you will happier with the results.

James Smith
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I'll check them out. I recently found out about a porsche restoration shop right down the road in Portsmouth, NH. I was told they have a bunch of older 911's in the shop.

Thanks for the tip.
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Sean:

Ayer European Auto Sales and Restoration
(207) 582-3618
Brunswick Road
Gardiner, ME 04345

Upper end restoration work.

I've had them reset my windshield on both of my 914's and was very pleased.

It will set you back a few pennies over the local glass replacement shop, however you will happier with the results.

James Smith

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I'll check them out. I recently found out about a porsche restoration shop right down the road in Portsmouth, NH. I was told they have a bunch of older 911's in the shop.

Thanks for the tip.


You can also check with Foreign Intrigue in Berwick ME.
Michael sold off the new parts business a few years ago, but he is still in the restoration/service business.
He also has a pretty good stash of used parts that you may want to go see.

Mike Girshman
207-698-1000

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post Oct 21 2008, 03:19 PM
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You can also check with Foreign Intrigue in Berwick ME.
Michael sold off the new parts business a few years ago, but he is still in the restoration/service business.
He also has a pretty good stash of used parts that you may want to go see.

Mike Girshman
207-698-1000

Rich



With the sale of the new parts business, went the Foreign Intrigue name. New name is Autosport Northeast. Same number. Michael has a wealth of Porsche experience and enough used parts for 914's (and all the other models) to fill the ol' chicken coop/barn wall to wall, floor to ceiling on two floors. It's amazing the stash of parts that he has.
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