If your not going to cut the rubber then the best way is to sit between both seats and put your your feet at equal distance apart on the screen and gently push with someone catching it on the other side if need be ..... ken
1963 austin Cooper s mk1 1071
1966 Austin Cooper s mk1 1275
1968 Austin Cooper mk2 998
1962 Morris mini super 850
Porsche 997 turbo S
Ford transit van 280s.
swifty wrote: ↑Wed Apr 22, 2020 8:55 pm
If your not going to cut the rubber then the best way is to sit between both seats and put your your feet at equal distance apart on the screen and gently push with someone catching it on the other side if need be ..... ken
Yep, I did mine like that many years ago, worked perfect and my nice and fairly new laminated screen came out undamaged. I then bust the bugger trying to put it back in though...
I'm ashamed to admit I cracked the original laminated windscreen on my Cooper S while disassembling the car for a restoration. It had been in perfect shape for 50 years, and I ruined it...