Windscreen for the 1983 Mercedes G‑Class in bronze tint, featuring a top blue shade band. Ideal as a replacement for the main front glass, it provides good protection and visibility for driver and passengers.
Clear glass windscreen with green top band for Mercedes G-Class from 1983 onwards. Front windscreen designed to provide visibility and protection, with an integrated green sunshade strip at the top of the glass. Identified by Eurocode 5327ACLGN.
Front windscreen in clear glass for 1983 Mercedes G-Class. Transparent glass with high light transmission, ideal as a replacement for the vehicle’s original front windscreen.
Front windscreen in clear glass for Mercedes G-Class from 1983 onwards. Transparent, high-visibility glass, ideal as a replacement to restore forward visibility and cabin protection.
Windscreen for 1983 Mercedes G-Class in standard tint. The glass has a slight green tone that helps improve driving comfort by reducing glare and heat inside the cabin. Also identifiable by Eurocode 5327AGN.
Windscreen for Mercedes G-Class from 1983 in standard tint with a slight green hue and a blue upper sunshade band, designed to ensure forward visibility and greater driving comfort.
Windscreen for the 1983 Mercedes G‑Class in a standard tint with a slight green hue, featuring a blue sunstrip at the top to improve visual comfort while driving.
Windscreen for Mercedes G Class from 1983 in standard tint with a light green tone, featuring a green top shade band to reduce glare. Glass suitable for replacing the vehicle’s front windscreen.
Standard green-tinted windscreen with a green sunshade band at the top for Mercedes G-Class from 1983 onwards. Heated glass to aid defrosting and maintain visibility even in cold weather conditions. Eurocode reference 5327AGNGNH1B.
Windscreen for Mercedes G-Class from 1983 onwards in standard glass with a light green tint, featuring a green sunstrip at the top for increased visual comfort while driving.
Front windscreen for Mercedes G-Class from 1983, in standard tint with a slight green tone. The glass is heated, ideal for faster defrosting and improved visibility in cold and damp conditions. Identified by Eurocode 5327AGNH.
Windscreen for Mercedes G-Class from 1983 in standard tint with a slight green shade. The glass features an integrated heating function, useful for easier defrosting and improved visibility in cold or humid conditions. Eurocode reference 5327AGNH1B.
Standard tint (green glass) windscreen for Mercedes G-Class from 1983, with solar control. The glass features an integrated antenna, heated function, provision for light and/or rain sensor and dedicated window, with changes to sensor, frit band and applications compared to other versions.
Front windscreen for Mercedes G-Class from 1983, in standard green-tinted glass with solar control. The glass is equipped with an integrated antenna, heating system and provision for light and/or rain sensor. It features changes in the sensor area, in the ceramic frit and in the fittings, while maintaining compatibility with the specified configuration. Eurocode: 5327AGSAHM1W.
Windscreen for Mercedes G-Class from 1983 in standard tint with a slight green tone and solar control. The glass comes with integrated aerial, heating system and provision for light and/or rain sensor, to maintain comfort and functionality in line with the vehicle’s original specification.
Windscreen for 1983 Mercedes Classe G in standard green-tinted glass, equipped with climate control glass. The glass includes an integrated antenna and preparation for a light and/or rain sensor, with specific modifications to the sensor, ceramic band and fittings compared with other versions.
Windscreen for Mercedes G-Class from 1983 in standard tint with a slight green shade, featuring solar control for improved cabin comfort. The glass incorporates the antenna and is prepared for the light and/or rain sensor, in line with the vehicle’s original configuration.
Windscreen for the 1983 Mercedes G‑Class in bronze‑tinted glass. Front windscreen designed to ensure visibility and protection, ideal as a model‑specific replacement.