Or equivelant (poly, etc).
Anybody tried this? Those windshields, especially on my fat cow that I drive, are pretty heavy. I think it would be a good way to lose some high up weight. The trick is forming it to the needed shape. I was thinking about waiting untill the dead of summer and pulling out the windshield, laying it on a black tarp in the sun and then laying a piece of lexan or whatever and form it to the windshield and cut it to the right shape and then installing it back in using the stock GM windshield gasket.
I'm not worried about scratches and stuff since its a trailor queen now thanks to road rules.
Anybody tried this? Those windshields, especially on my fat cow that I drive, are pretty heavy. I think it would be a good way to lose some high up weight. The trick is forming it to the needed shape. I was thinking about waiting untill the dead of summer and pulling out the windshield, laying it on a black tarp in the sun and then laying a piece of lexan or whatever and form it to the windshield and cut it to the right shape and then installing it back in using the stock GM windshield gasket.
I'm not worried about scratches and stuff since its a trailor queen now thanks to road rules.