Latest responses to “How To Cheaply Repair Auto Window Glass With Used Junkyard Parts” Copyright 2013, MoneyBlueBook.com 418630 2010-12-02T22:52:28-08:00 robot menager Worthless for the vast criticism, but I'm admiring the new Zune, and outlook this, as substantially as the fantabulous reviews whatever separate grouping person scrawled, will support you resolve if it's the rightish superior for you. 418620 2010-06-27T13:28:29-07:00 Hubcaps For All That's a great use for old hubcaps. I bet you could find a lot of other uses as well. 418610 2009-12-01T21:05:44-08:00 Winter Car Care The installation being done by professionals even though you found the glass is an important point most people overlook - you don't have to do it ALL yourself to save money. 418600 2009-08-23T11:52:41-07:00 Jack Mitchener Your comments came up on my search,"DIY replace auto glass". (Very little of use came up on that search.) You say that you had some trouble getting the old glass out of the junker. But you give no details on how you did it. Seems to me that the process to put the used window into your car would have been just the reverse of the "pulling" process. It is those missing details that us Do It Yourselfers were looking for. 418590 2009-05-03T08:50:35-07:00 Raymond Magaluda, Check out Crazy's Ray's. I forgot which location I visited, but they have multiple "auto parts gardens" through out the state of Maryland. 6201 Erdman Ave., Baltimore (410) 488-6650 8125 Washington Blvd., Jessup, (410) 799-6630 2801 Hawkins Point Rd., Baltimore (410) 354-4800 3923 Twin Arch Rd., Mt. Airy, (410) 795-9830 418550 2008-08-27T16:19:16-07:00 Chester When I got my windows smashed out by some punk I found this site called CarDoorGlass.com that sells new windows online. I got my windows in under a week, and it sure beats roaming the junkyard for hours looking for your glass. 418560 2008-07-27T22:29:37-07:00 Magaluda My address is 843 Berkshire Rd Hyattsville MD 20783 I need to go to the nearest Junkyard for my broken car window.Can I get a direction? 418540 2008-06-30T20:51:57-07:00 Brooke Machovsky I actually picked up a side window at a junkyard today and realized after I got it that it looks harder to put on than I originally thought. I was just looking up instructions for installing it and read your post and now am thinking I will also just pay someone else to install it. Thanks for the great idea. It will save me a lot of hassle and probably some broken glass. 418570 2008-06-18T00:54:37-07:00 Traci We have a junkyard, and as Stephanie suggested, the parts are removed for you. It's too much of a liability for us to allow people to wander and remove things on their own. Not only could they hurt themselves but they could also damage parts while removing them if they didn't know how to do it properly. All in all, the price of a used part is usually quite a bit less expensive than a new one. 418580 2008-06-17T17:41:26-07:00 RecycleCindy We have use junkyard parts before. Another good source for cheap, used parts is Craig's list.