1990 Legacy sunroof glass

[glowing_hands]

Some one sat on my car and broke the sunroof. Looking for a
replacement, salvage is good.
Its a factory sunroof on an LS Sedan. Does anyone know where to find
one?

 

[johninky]

Some one sat on my car and broke the sunroof. Looking for a
replacement, salvage is good.
Its a factory sunroof on an LS Sedan. Does anyone know where to find
one?

I know of one LS wagon in a local wrecking yard (TN). Thinking it is
a 91 or 92 model. Has the air suspension also. Probably has the
sunroof but never looked that closely. What's it worth to you?

 

[birder]

Some one sat on my car and broke the sunroof. Looking for a
replacement, salvage is good.
Its a factory sunroof on an LS Sedan. Does anyone know where to find
one?

My son just had his blown out by a rock earlier this year. Due to rainy
season in Baton Rouge he had to get to a dealer and it was costly. As I
recall it came out of some supply depot in the midwest. Insurance if you
have coverage will cover most of it.

 

[VanguardLH]

Some one sat on my car and broke the sunroof. Looking for a
replacement, salvage is good.
Its a factory sunroof on an LS Sedan. Does anyone know where to find
one?

Salvage yards are good places but not if you require a repair
immediately unless they just happen to have your particular year and
model. Some even specialize, like dealing only in cars that are over
10 years old, making it handy to find your particular oldie rather
than having to call around a bunch of places. One is close to me
(http://www.upullrparts.com) and even have their inventory online.
When I see a 92-94 year in my model show up there, I plan the next
weekend to go see what I might want to yank out. The older their
inventory, the less likely that I'll find what I want (because they
often get stripped within a couple weeks of the good stuff). You
might find such a place in your area. Start looking up the salvage
yards in your area. Of course, you have to do all the work to pulling
the parts.

Another place that I try (but haven't been successful yet) is
http://www.certifit.com/. They are also local to me but have several
US locations. However, they don't carry a large line of parts plus
they don't take orders. You get what they have in stock. If it is
not in stock, you wait and call every couple weeks to find out if they
got it in. Again, not a good choice if you need the repair started
now. Sure beats having to pay a high shipping cost on, say, a fender,
though, *if* they have it. I didn't see they listed a sunroof.