Identifiying an original screen?
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Re: Identifiying an original screen?
The original screens aesthetically are the best imo personally hate the unfinished edges on aftermarket stuff screen trims even tacker looking, I have one good original and a very good copy from ebay a while back wish I could find where I got it from
surprised that screen manufacturers haven't realised that there's a few bob to be made making good copies of the original considering nos screens if obtainable were over 200 quid.

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Re: Identifiying an original screen?
Have a trawl through your feedback. You should be able to find the seller's infodavethetrucker wrote: wish I could find where I got it from

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Re: Identifiying an original screen?
I did going back around 8yrs till my head hurt reading feedback without success..
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Re: Identifiying an original screen?
Got a few pictures of the screen, it looks pretty good if you ask me:


So its obviosly not original because of the lip but its pretty well made, id say its allmost 5mil thick too.


So its obviosly not original because of the lip but its pretty well made, id say its allmost 5mil thick too.
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Re: Identifiying an original screen?
Yep aftermarket but what was the reason you were after an origianl screen for? Your paint job isnt authentic and a newer non-origianl screen is likely to be in better condition anyway?
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Re: Identifiying an original screen?
I saw it going cheap on ebay and thought it would be worth a punt, if it did turn out to be original id have kept it safe in a box with a few other fairly decent standard parts ive started to collect. Seeing as it wasnt original i got some money refunded and a tidy standard shape screen (which i refer over double bubble) for the sum total of £18 delivered after the refund. Oh and paint or bodywork isnt authentic but its not staying like that for much longerNeosophist wrote:Yep aftermarket but what was the reason you were after an origianl screen for? Your paint job isnt authentic and a newer non-origianl screen is likely to be in better condition anyway?
