Windscreen for the 1993 Mazda Bongo with standard tint. The glass has a slight green shade that helps reduce glare and heat inside the cabin.
Windscreen for the 1993 Mazda Bongo with standard tint and a slight green hue, featuring a blue sunshade band at the top to improve visual comfort while driving.
Clear windscreen for Piaggio Ape 50 1993. Transparent front glass with high light transmission, ideal as a replacement to restore the vehicle’s visibility and safety.
Bronze-tinted windscreen for 1993 Fiat Punto. The front glass provides visibility and protection, with a tint that helps reduce glare compared with a completely clear windscreen. Reference Eurocode: 3341ABZ.
Standard-tint windscreen for 1993 Fiat Punto with a slight green shade, ideal for replacing the front glass while preserving the vehicle’s original look and clarity.
Windscreen for Fiat Punto from 1993 in standard green-tinted colour, equipped with a blue top shade band for greater visual comfort. Ideal front glass replacement, matching the original configuration.
Front windscreen for Fiat Punto from 1993, in standard tint with a slight green tone and a green top shade band for greater visual comfort.
Windscreen for Fiat Punto from 1993 with standard green tint, featuring a top blue sunshade band and climate control glazing to improve in-cabin comfort.
Windscreen for Fiat Punto from 1993 in standard tint with a slight green tone, featuring a top green shade band and heat-reflective glass to help improve driving comfort.
Clear glass windscreen for 1993 Fiat Punto. Transparent front windscreen offering excellent visibility, ideal as a replacement part matching the specifications of the indicated model.
Windscreen for 1992 Mitsubishi Delica in bronze-tinted glass. Main front glass ensuring forward visibility and cabin protection, in a distinctive bronze shade version.
Bronze-tinted windscreen for the 1992 Mitsubishi Delica, equipped with an integrated heating system to aid defrosting and improve visibility in cold conditions. Glass specifically for the front of the vehicle, identified by Eurocode 5669ABZH.
Clear front windscreen for 1992 Mitsubishi Delica. Transparent glass with high light transmission, ideal replacement to restore visibility and driving safety.
Blue-tinted windscreen for 1992 Nissan Sunny. Front windscreen designed to ensure visibility and protection, with a light blue tint that helps improve driving comfort.
Front windscreen for 1992 Nissan Sunny in blue tint, with a blue top shadeband to improve visual comfort while driving. Glass specific to this model, also identifiable via Eurocode 5987ABLBL.
Windscreen for 1992 Nissan Sunny in bronze glass. Front windscreen designed to ensure visibility and protection, with a bronze tint that contributes to driving comfort.
Clear front windscreen for Nissan Sunny 1992. Transparent glass with high light transmission, ideal as a replacement for the vehicle’s front windscreen.
Front clear windscreen with green sunshade band for 1992 Nissan Sunny. Transparent glass with high visibility and a green top band to reduce glare from the front.
Windscreen for 1992 Nissan Sunny with standard tint glass, slightly green to help reduce glare and heat inside the cabin.
Windscreen for 1992 Nissan Sunny with standard green tint and a blue shade band at the top to help reduce glare from the front and improve driving comfort.
Windscreen for 1992 Nissan Sunny with standard tint (glass with a slight green shade that helps reduce glare and heat inside the cabin). Front windscreen suitable as a replacement for the original glass.
Windscreen for 1992 Audi 80 in standard tint with a slight green tone and blue top shadeband to reduce glare. Front glass designed to provide visibility and protection in line with the vehicle’s original specification.
Windscreen for 1992 Audi 80 in standard tint with a light green tone, featuring a green top band to improve visual comfort by reducing glare in the upper part of the field of vision.
Windscreen for the 1992 Audi 80 in standard green-tinted glass, featuring a green upper sunshade band and a vision window configuration according to the vehicle’s original specification.