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Step 1
Call a nearby body or auto parts shop and ask if they have a replacement window in stock.
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Step 2
Go to a junkyard and look for a replacement window. Some parts yards have all types of vehicles, so you may luck out and find your exact model.
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Step 3
Search online for replacement parts. Go to an automotive parts store and search under the car make, model and part needed.
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Step 4
Check out auction websites to see if anyone is selling windows. You'll often find parts much cheaper on these websites.
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Step 5
Grab a copy of the local Want Ad Digest or Auto Trader magazine. See if there are any replacement windows for sale.
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Step 6
Ask a local glass shop if they do car windows. Many of them are mom and pop stores with low overhead costs. So, they pass the savings onto you.
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Step 7
Compare costs before buying a replacement car window. Some glass companies advertise that they beat their competitor's price. It doesn't hurt to get a few estimates to ensure you're getting a good deal.









