Vintage Boat Windshield - Front Walk-thru And Side Windows - on 2040-parts.com
Marshall, Arkansas, United States
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Some of the pictures did not load. This is a full set of a windshield for a boat. I pulled it off of a Baretta boat. There are no chips or cracks in the glass. The seals may have to be replaced and one of the glass has some paint but can be scraped off. The windshield that opens in the center part of the hinge is bent but does not hinder it from opening. These windshields do brake down so they will be easier to ship. If you have any questions I will answer all that I can.
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