Standard-tint windscreen (slightly green glass) for Rover Mini Minor Clubman from 1958. This glass features a modification to the quarterlight and a variation in fittings compared with other versions, to suit the specific vehicle configuration.
Front windscreen for Rover Mini Minor Clubman from 1958 in bronze glass. Glass specifically for this classic model, ideal for replacement while preserving the vehicle’s original appearance.
Windscreen for the 1955 Fiat 600D with standard tint. The glass has a slight green hue, typical of original windscreens, designed to improve visual comfort while driving.
Clear glass windscreen for Citroën DS 1955, featuring a blue top shade band to reduce sunlight in the upper field of vision. Windscreen specifically designed for the listed model, also identifiable via Eurocode 2703ACLBL.
Windscreen for 1955 Citroën DS in standard tint with a slight green tone. The glass is equipped with a blue top shade band, helping to reduce glare from the front while driving.
Windscreen for the 1955 Citroën DS with standard tint and a slight green tone, featuring a green top sunshade band for greater visual comfort while driving.
Grey windscreen for 1955 Citroën DS, ideal as a specific replacement for the vehicle’s front glass. Identified by Eurocode 2703AGY.
Windscreen for the 1955 Citroen DS with standard tint and a slight green shade, ideal as a replacement for the vehicle’s main front glass.
Front windscreen in clear glass for Bremach GR 35/45/Brick, version 1901. Main transparent front glass, designed to ensure visibility and protection according to the specified vehicle configuration. Identifiable via Eurocode 9347ACL.