Cracked windshield

Sloper · Post by **Sloper** » Wed Jul 09, 2008 9:36 am

Just recently I got a crack on the windshield of my 330 America - anybody who knows a source for replacement, best in Europe?

Thank you, Sloper

Post by **330GT** » Wed Jul 09, 2008 5:11 pm

Ferrari UK had one at the time they put out their parts CD:
241-40-004-00 250GTE FRONTSCREEN(DELAM CHK)OE=NLA 0=MP £470.30

Presumably the America used the same windshield. The 'DELAM CHK' might mean a delamination problem with the one they have.

Depending on the length of the crack, you might want to check with a good windshield repair place. It's amazing on what they can do now.

T308 · Post by **T308** » Thu Jul 10, 2008 11:00 am

330GT wrote:Ferrari UK had one at the time they put out their parts CD:
241-40-004-00 250GTE FRONTSCREEN(DELAM CHK)OE=NLA 0=MP £470.30

Presumably the America used the same windshield. The 'DELAM CHK' might mean a delamination problem with the one they have.

Depending on the length of the crack, you might want to check with a good windshield repair place. It's amazing on what they can do now.

Doesn't "NLA" mean "No Longer Available"? I tried to buy some GTE parts from them but the listings for many early parts on the CD were just part numbers and placeholders even though prices were listed.

Post by **330GT** » Thu Jul 10, 2008 6:25 pm

T308 wrote:
330GT wrote:Ferrari UK had one at the time they put out their parts CD:
241-40-004-00 250GTE FRONTSCREEN(DELAM CHK)OE=NLA 0=MP £470.30

Presumably the America used the same windshield. The 'DELAM CHK' might mean a delamination problem with the one they have.

Depending on the length of the crack, you might want to check with a good windshield repair place. It's amazing on what they can do now.
Doesn't "NLA" mean "No Longer Available"? I tried to buy some GTE parts from them but the listings for many early parts on the CD were just part numbers and placeholders even though prices were listed.

I've never quite understood their shorthand. NLA does mean no longer available, but in this case, I think that 0=OE means that Original Equipment are no longer available. MP means Marparts, the company that Ferrari UK used to reproduce a number of items. I know that 0=NLA means that when they run out, no more are available. 0=MP, I don't know.

daffy · Post by **daffy** » Tue Jul 22, 2008 9:32 am

Try
www.windscreen.net

Dag

Sloper · Post by **Sloper** » Wed Jul 23, 2008 11:39 am

Thank you, Dag - I already got in contact with them - I was told, that EP expect delivery of some windshields within the next weeks - so let`s keep the fingers crossed!
Thank you, Sloper