LR3 glass roof
Last I saw just the glass alone is $1,400.00 USD. Which is why I now have a zero deductible full glass coverage rider on my auto insurance @ $3.00/month. With that said, replacement is not easy even for a dealer. The old panel had to be careful removed, the adhesive too. Its a process. So expect labor to be north of $1,000.00 also.
It would be nifty if a metal replacement panel could be made.
It would be nifty if a metal replacement panel could be made.
Metal would be a pain to fabricate and mount. Glassfibre could be made of a mold taken from the original roof, made the same thickness as the glass, and glued into place the same way as the original.
Many of the LR sold outside the US, I think, do not all have the glass roof. For some reason LR thinks we here spend large amounts of time looking up.
If I were keeping this vehicle forever I would consider a lift top similar to what I have seen on Jeeps. Since I have invested in tents and other gear it really doesn't make sense now. Also have the feeling that it would be cost prohibitive. Better to get a Sport mobile and really have room.
Does any company even make a lift top for the LR?
If I were keeping this vehicle forever I would consider a lift top similar to what I have seen on Jeeps. Since I have invested in tents and other gear it really doesn't make sense now. Also have the feeling that it would be cost prohibitive. Better to get a Sport mobile and really have room.
Does any company even make a lift top for the LR?
That is like a VW camper pop top, but sure looks great for those who like camping. Is that not an LR4 front end though? Maybe LR3s were a bit different in Euro models...? Good catch!
EDIT: Art H... It IS an LR3, don't know what kool-aid I was drinking yesterday...
EDIT: Art H... It IS an LR3, don't know what kool-aid I was drinking yesterday...
Last edited by enb54; Nov 3, 2020 at 04:57 PM.
No real body differences between the LR3 and LR4.
Last I saw just the glass alone is $1,400.00 USD. Which is why I now have a zero deductible full glass coverage rider on my auto insurance @ $3.00/month. With that said, replacement is not easy even for a dealer. The old panel had to be careful removed, the adhesive too. Its a process. So expect labor to be north of $1,000.00 also.
It would be nifty if a metal replacement panel could be made.
It would be nifty if a metal replacement panel could be made.
Removing the headliner/ etc makes the job go quicker.
Best bet is to find a wrecked LR3 and grab the glass from it.
I sold the pano roof glass for $100 to a local guy who needed it for his truck. After removing it and installing it into the new truck I believe he was in it about 5-600$ using a local glass company and the used glass I sold him.
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