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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Jun 2017
Posts: 1,341
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Having just replaced a windscreen myself, I would be more concerned about the rubbish from china that the auto glass industry all seem to use. Granted, my car is an older model, but I believe the problem is across the board with replacement windscreen's. I am not sure if the FG has a windscreen mold that surrounds the windscreen or not but make sure you can replace it before letting somebody rip the old one out. I am currently considering taking a good original screen and mold out of a wrecking yard, it might be worth you doing the same if Ford don't have stock. Good luck.
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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Feb 2013
Location: Perth
Posts: 827
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I couple of insurers have told me of the magical 10 year mark. As above, cost of parts and availability is why their premiums are up on older cars.
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Join Date: Jul 2006
Location: Tatura Victoria
Posts: 405
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Every insurer bar GIO and AAMI, who want $400-$450 depending on options for an agreed value of $9000 on a 2008 BF3 LPG wagon with no mods, all the others including the likes of budget and youi want $850-$1000. Rating one living near shepparton victoria.
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