Left rear fixed window for the left-hand door of the 1985 Mazda 323 Station Wagon 5-door. Fixed blue-tinted side glass, ideal as a dedicated replacement for the left rear side.
Left rear fixed body glass for Mazda 323 Station Wagon 5-door 1985. Rear side window with blue tint, ideal as a dedicated replacement for the left side of the body.
Windscreen for the 1981 Mazda 323 in standard tint. The glass has a slight green hue, typical of original windscreens, which helps reduce glare and heat inside the cabin.
Rear window for the 1981 Mazda 323 hatchback, in blue tint. Ideal to replace the damaged rear glass while maintaining the vehicle’s original appearance.
Right-hand rear fixed body side window for 1981 Mazda 323 3-door hatchback, in blue tint. Rear side glass mounted in the bodywork, with opening configuration according to the vehicle trim. Identified by Eurocode 5116RBLH3RQO.
Left rear fixed body glass for 1981 Mazda 323, 3-door hatchback version. Blue-tinted side window, configured as an opening element, ideal for replacing the original glass while maintaining the vehicle’s look and functionality.
Windscreen for the 1981 Mazda 323 with standard tint and slightly green glass, designed to ensure good forward visibility and moderate reduction of glare and cabin heat.
Rear windscreen for Mazda 323 1981 hatchback version in blue-tinted glass. Ideal as a specific replacement for the rear of the vehicle, it correctly restores visibility and passenger compartment protection.
Right rear door fixed window glass for the 1981 Mazda 323 5-door hatchback. Fixed side window in blue tint, ideal as a replacement for the original right rear door glass.
Fixed rear right door window for the Mazda 323, 1981 5-door hatchback version. Clear side glass, ideal as a replacement to restore visibility and safety on the rear right-hand side of the vehicle.
Right rear fixed body glass for the 1981 Mazda 323, 5-door hatchback version. Clear-tint glass, ideal as a replacement for the right rear side window.
Rear fixed glass for left-hand door Mazda 323, 1981 5-door hatchback model. Blue-tinted side glass, ideal as a replacement for the original rear left door glass.
Left rear fixed window for the left-hand door of the Mazda 323, 5-door hatchback model from 1981. Clear side glass, ideal as a replacement to restore the original visibility and appearance of the vehicle.
Left rear fixed window mounted on the body for the 1981 Mazda 323, 5-door hatchback version. Clear glass, ideal as a replacement for the left rear quarter side window on the driver’s side.
Windscreen for the 1977 Mazda 323 with blue tint. Front glass designed to ensure visibility and protection, with blue colouring that helps improve visual comfort.
Bronze-tinted windscreen for 1977 Mazda 323. Front glass designed to provide visibility and protection, with a bronze tone that enhances driving comfort.
Windscreen for the 1977 Mazda 323 in bronze-tinted glass, featuring a blue sunshade band at the top to improve visual comfort while driving.
Front windscreen for the 1977 Mazda 323 in high-transparency clear glass, ideal for replacing the original front glass while maintaining optimal visibility and a finish in line with the vehicle’s original appearance.
Clear windscreen for the 1977 Mazda 323 with blue sunshade band at the top. Front transparent glass with high visibility, identified by Eurocode 5111ACLBL.
Standard-tint windscreen for 1977 Mazda 323: front glass with a slight green shade, ideal to replace the original glass while ensuring visibility and front protection.
Front windscreen for 1977 Mazda 323 in standard tint with a slight green shade, featuring a top blue sunshade band to improve visual comfort while driving.
Windscreen for the 1977 Mazda 323 in standard, slightly green-tinted colour, featuring a green sunshade band at the top to improve visual comfort while driving.
Rear window for 1977 Mazda 323 hatchback, in blue-tinted glass. Ideal as a replacement for the original rear glass.
Rear window for 1977 Mazda 323 hatchback version in clear, high-transparency glass, ideal for replacing the original glass while maintaining visibility and safety.