Lexan door windows
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From: Convoy, Ohio, USA
For a street car I would have to say no, they would be a pita and you could end up replacing them every 6 months, unless you never rolled them down, then once a year. Depending on the sanctioning body, you might need a window net instead. Doors will definately need to be operable from the outside.
They wouldn't be that hard to make. Use your existing windows to make a curved mold from plaster of paris, lay the lexan over it and use a heat gun, infra red lamp to form it.
They wouldn't be that hard to make. Use your existing windows to make a curved mold from plaster of paris, lay the lexan over it and use a heat gun, infra red lamp to form it.
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Joined: Mar 2001
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From: Convoy, Ohio, USA
They wont be using winders at all, just 1" seat belt as per GT3 911s. Yeah I'll end up making my own like the headlight covers I made.
The car will be street legal but wont see much road use, I have Targa Newfoundland in mind and some other amatuer events.
The car will be street legal but wont see much road use, I have Targa Newfoundland in mind and some other amatuer events.




