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MGB-GT Defogger on a GT
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About 15 or 20 years ago, I installed one I got from JC Witless, and it worked like a champ. The adhesive never came undone, and it looked pretty close to stock.
Unless the ones today are made in the same place as the rest of our aftermarket parts (e.g., China) - I can only think they're even better than the ones available a couple of decaces ago.
R.
Unless the ones today are made in the same place as the rest of our aftermarket parts (e.g., China) - I can only think they're even better than the ones available a couple of decaces ago.
R.
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There were actually two different styles of OE GT window defroster. The later ones came with wider spaced, horizontal heating elements and the early ones had very close set, vertical elements.
I wanted something for my works top and found a NOS smiths rear window defroster on ebay, they do pop up from time to time.
I wanted something for my works top and found a NOS smiths rear window defroster on ebay, they do pop up from time to time.
