Locating Taylor Windshield
 

Yes in the map now , 8-10-08 11 20 am cst, Thanks....

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8-10-08 update :

HI , update to my post. This windshield ,trashed by the marina I am trying to replace is black-smoked plastic.
about 24" wide 7" to 14" tall ,sweeps back around the helm, / gauges , drivers seet. / aka. starboard side, no alumiumun frame, It is frameless , just curved smoked Lexan plastic.





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From : [email protected]
To : MariahMan
Date : 2008-08-08 17:37
Title : Re: Welcome to The Mariah Owners Club!
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Greg Bingham
1027 Keystone
River Forest IL 60305 847 293 6086

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Hi ;

I have a 1999 Mariah z214 Jubille. Red. I am trying to get some replacement part numbers.
Taylor Glass in New York ( 518-773-0636 ) makes them but I need the 6 digit , or 9 digit number from the boat, the manual
the manufacturer. I wonder if you can help me or have any ideas...On the owners club i find no Z214 Jubilee owners. It is more of a deck boat
style. It has / had / a smoked black windshield over the helm/drivers gauges / starboard side. It has seven
screws hold it in place. can you point me to any similar boats to obtain SKU , OEM manufacturuer number.

Any help you can offer is appreciated.

Regards,

Greg

Hi Greg,

I doubt Taylor Glass manufactured the Plexi windshield. I believe this was an in house item and as such, no longer available.

Good thing is, since it's Plexi, try looking in your local Yellow Pages for a plastic's fabricator!

Where I live, there is a chain of stores called "TAP Plastics", with a picture/drawing and measurements or if they had access to the boat, could replicate the windshield quite easily

As I recomended to sdschultz1, if you have a left windshield, you could use it to make a template for the right side by tracing the windshield with construction paper and bending the template the opposite way as I believe they're the same size....

Good luck,
WetWilly