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993 Windscreen by Sigla - how to price

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Finally received my 993 after a mini refurb. As part of the work I decided to splash out on a new OE screen. This means I now have a 2nd hand OE Sigla screen available, but I am not sure at what price I should offer it for.

What does the illuminati advice?
 
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Free to a good home sounds about right. Just ask yourself How many people are looking for a second hand screen? If you are going to the bother of fitting a new screen why do you think somebody will want to fit a chipped,scratched screen with a knackered antenna? I am not saying yours is but you are obviously changing it because you are not happy to refit it!
 
The reason I changed mine is because I had a large refurb. The cost of a new screen wasn't much compared to what I have spent, having said that it was 4 figures.
My screen has no chips etc hence wanting to sell it and thought asking for advice on here. So it isn't that I wasn't happy with the screen or that it had issues, I just chose to replace it and many other items with new instead of putting the old parts on a refurbed car.
 
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That seems quite expensive for a screen. I paid £600 for a Pilkington which seems okay,well I can see throught it and the radio works :thumbs:
 
It was for the screen plus all new rubbers from Porsche. To be fair it also included the cost of the new rubbers for the rear side windows as well.
 
yeh I have an OE screen in a box in garage that I bought recently, comes in at about £750 iirc, rubbers are roughly £200.

My bodyshop thought removing the existing screen without damage would be difficult if not impossible, how did you remove the adhesive from the screen or have you just left that for new owner?, it's a biatch to remove.

Trev
 
Screen now gone to Cableguy - for free.

Paul at Glasstec removed the screen, I don't remember any rubber gunk on it. But then it does have a blue strip around it from the new screen I had fitted.
 
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