Bayliner Boat Glass Windshield | SB 265 98 Inch Clear 2006 (3 PC)
Boat part number 1019374 is a new 3-piece glass windshield for 2006 model year, SB 265 model Bayliner Boats.
made for Bayliner Boats
$2,195.00 MSRP: $2,963.25
GLS Stock #: 1019374-ME211
Only 2 left
Boat part number 1019374 is a new 3-piece glass windshield for 2006 model year, SB 265 model Bayliner Boats. Manufactured by Taylor Made.
This windshield set includes the following Taylor Made windshield components:
Note: May contain scuffs and/or scratches from storage.
Please check with your local boat brand dealer for boat / brand / model / year cross-referencing compatibilities.
Specifications:
Because of the size and/or commodity of this item, we must ship via truck line. The shown freight cost is for the LOWER 48 STATES ONLY and shipped to a business at a commercial address WITH LOADING DOCK. We can ship to your residence, or possibly a nearby terminal. We can also offer international shipping. Please call or email for a shipping quote if needed.
This windshield set includes the following Taylor Made windshield components:
- Starboard: P/N:7451040040 | Bayliner P/N:1799059
- Port: P/N:7451040039 | Bayliner P/N:1799057
- Walkthrough: P/N:7451040041 | Bayliner P/N:1799002
Note: May contain scuffs and/or scratches from storage.
Please check with your local boat brand dealer for boat / brand / model / year cross-referencing compatibilities.
Specifications:
- Boat Manufacturer: Bayliner Boats
- Model: SB 265
- Year: 2006
- Part Numbers: 1799059 | 1799057 | 1799002
- Part Manufacturer: Taylor Made
- Part Numbers: 7451040040 | 7451040039 | 7451040041
- Material: Aluminum (Frame) | Glass
- Color: Gray (Frame)
- Tint: Clear
- Side Length: 95"
- Height: 16 1/2"
- Back Width: 98"
Because of the size and/or commodity of this item, we must ship via truck line. The shown freight cost is for the LOWER 48 STATES ONLY and shipped to a business at a commercial address WITH LOADING DOCK. We can ship to your residence, or possibly a nearby terminal. We can also offer international shipping. Please call or email for a shipping quote if needed.
Sold as seen in pictures. Customers please note every computer shows colors differently. All measurements are approximate.
Instruction / installation manual not included.
Hardware not included.
Because of the size and/or commodity of this item, we must ship via truckline. The shown freight cost is for the LOWER 48 STATES ONLY and shipped to a business at a commercial address WITH LOADING DOCK. We can ship to your residence, or possibly a nearby terminal. We can also offer international shipping. Please call or email for a shipping quote if needed.
Product Questions
Hi , do you ship to france ?
Question by: Yannick on Jul 27, 2023, 12:49 PM
Hello Yannick,
Yes, we sure do! If you give us your address, we can get an air freight quote.
Thank you!
Gene
Yes, we sure do! If you give us your address, we can get an air freight quote.
Thank you!
Gene
Answer by: Admin on Jul 27, 2023, 2:12 PM
Is that windsheld be ok for 2000 bayliner 2655..?
Question by: Maciej duda on Sep 5, 2022, 1:09 PM
Hello,
I am sorry, but we are not able to cross reference the windshield to specific boats. You'd need to just go by the measurements in the ad.
Gene
I am sorry, but we are not able to cross reference the windshield to specific boats. You'd need to just go by the measurements in the ad.
Gene
Answer by: Admin on Sep 6, 2022, 1:10 PM
I have a 24 ft 1999 Maxum bow rider; need to replace the frame due to corrosion, the rivets in the frame are decaying and the glass is moving in and out of the rubber channel gasket. This window looks very similar ( still need to measure)what is your opinion. thanks
Question by: Phil Healey on Aug 21, 2022, 2:17 PM
Hi Phil,
Not really sure how you'd be able to have anyone match up a frame to your glass. It's usually the other way around.
We typically only carry complete windshields with some select center walk throughs. Unfortunately, we don't currently show one specific to your Maxum and it isn't something we can source/order.
Going back to '99, we aren't aware of any retailers who might have "on the shelf" anymore. You may need to either find someone to make one, or find one close and use it. That option isn't as daunting as it sounds, and you'll find our complete units are more often than not cheaper than having a section custom made.
Here is a link that shows how we measure them:
https://www.greatlakesskipper.com/media/catalog/product/cache/6e08862b351d0448e343d9b56fc3c5ba/a/b/ab56734c7d4cd1a6ff45175ff465b4da_1.jpg
The single most important measurement is the 80". That is center to center of the port/starboard radius. If you can find one that matches yours, there is a good chance it will work. The height, and to an extent the length can usually vary, and the width across the back as well, because the back can flex so much.
If interested, here is a link to all we currently have:
http://greatlakesskipper.com/boat-parts/windshields-glass-parts
Note too: If you find one you feel may work, we can offer a foot print template for $20 (if in the lower 48 states) which is refunded if the windshield is purchased.
Hope this helps!
Gene
Not really sure how you'd be able to have anyone match up a frame to your glass. It's usually the other way around.
We typically only carry complete windshields with some select center walk throughs. Unfortunately, we don't currently show one specific to your Maxum and it isn't something we can source/order.
Going back to '99, we aren't aware of any retailers who might have "on the shelf" anymore. You may need to either find someone to make one, or find one close and use it. That option isn't as daunting as it sounds, and you'll find our complete units are more often than not cheaper than having a section custom made.
Here is a link that shows how we measure them:
https://www.greatlakesskipper.com/media/catalog/product/cache/6e08862b351d0448e343d9b56fc3c5ba/a/b/ab56734c7d4cd1a6ff45175ff465b4da_1.jpg
The single most important measurement is the 80". That is center to center of the port/starboard radius. If you can find one that matches yours, there is a good chance it will work. The height, and to an extent the length can usually vary, and the width across the back as well, because the back can flex so much.
If interested, here is a link to all we currently have:
http://greatlakesskipper.com/boat-parts/windshields-glass-parts
Note too: If you find one you feel may work, we can offer a foot print template for $20 (if in the lower 48 states) which is refunded if the windshield is purchased.
Hope this helps!
Gene
Answer by: Admin on Aug 22, 2022, 9:11 AM
i search for a crowline E4 2012 windshield i think the original model number was 7751040060
Question by: patrick on Apr 24, 2022, 7:06 AM
Hello Patrick,
Unfortunately, we show no history with that 7751040060 part number and show non specific to your E4. Going back to 2012, we aren't aware of any retailers who have "on the shelf" anymore.
You may need to either find someone to make one, or find one close and use it. That option isn't as daunting as it sounds. Here is a link that shows how we measure them:
https://www.greatlakesskipper.com/media/catalog/product/cache/6e08862b351d0448e343d9b56fc3c5ba/a/b/ab56734c7d4cd1a6ff45175ff465b4da_1.jpg
The single most important measurement is the 80". That is center to center of the port/starboard radius. If you can find one that matches yours, there is a good chance it will work. The height, and to an extent the length can usually vary, and the width across the back as well, because the back can flex so much.
If interested, here is a link to all we currently have:
http://greatlakesskipper.com/boat-parts/windshields-glass-parts
Note too: If you find one you feel may work, we can offer a foot print template for $20 (if in the lower 48 states) which is refunded if the windshield is purchased.
Hope this helps!
Gene
Unfortunately, we show no history with that 7751040060 part number and show non specific to your E4. Going back to 2012, we aren't aware of any retailers who have "on the shelf" anymore.
You may need to either find someone to make one, or find one close and use it. That option isn't as daunting as it sounds. Here is a link that shows how we measure them:
https://www.greatlakesskipper.com/media/catalog/product/cache/6e08862b351d0448e343d9b56fc3c5ba/a/b/ab56734c7d4cd1a6ff45175ff465b4da_1.jpg
The single most important measurement is the 80". That is center to center of the port/starboard radius. If you can find one that matches yours, there is a good chance it will work. The height, and to an extent the length can usually vary, and the width across the back as well, because the back can flex so much.
If interested, here is a link to all we currently have:
http://greatlakesskipper.com/boat-parts/windshields-glass-parts
Note too: If you find one you feel may work, we can offer a foot print template for $20 (if in the lower 48 states) which is refunded if the windshield is purchased.
Hope this helps!
Gene
Answer by: Admin on Apr 24, 2022, 11:25 AM
I am looking for a windshield for my 2004 Bayliner 245.
Do you have any cross references between this unit and mine?
Is there a way to provide numbers off my unbroken glass to compare them to the one pictured.
The port / bow glass is broken on my boat but am interested in replacing the complete unit if the single piece of glass is not available,
Do you have any cross references between this unit and mine?
Is there a way to provide numbers off my unbroken glass to compare them to the one pictured.
The port / bow glass is broken on my boat but am interested in replacing the complete unit if the single piece of glass is not available,
Question by: Ron Rego on Jun 29, 2021, 9:10 PM
Hello Ron,
Unfortunately we don't currently have one specific to your 245 and it isn't something we can source/order or cross reference to what we do have.
We aren't aware of any retailers who might have "on the shelf" anymore. You may need to either find someone to make one, or find one close and use it. That option isn't as daunting as it sounds, and you'll find our complete units are more often than not cheaper than having a section custom made.
Here is a link that shows how we measure them:
https://www.greatlakesskipper.com/media/catalog/product/cache/7c4bf11e5b00fdb8413327136c54afc9/b/b/bbe98248d81e362715211a34fb669c7a_1.jpg
The single most important measurement is the 74". That is center to center of the port/starboard radius. If you can find one that matches yours, there is a good chance it will work. The height, and to an extent the length can usually vary, and the width across the back as well, because the back can flex so much.
If interested, here is a link to all we currently have:
http://greatlakesskipper.com/boat-parts/windshields-glass-parts
Note too: If you find one you feel may work, we can offer a foot print template for $20 (if in the lower 48 states) which is refunded if the windshield is purchased.
Hope this helps!
Gene
Unfortunately we don't currently have one specific to your 245 and it isn't something we can source/order or cross reference to what we do have.
We aren't aware of any retailers who might have "on the shelf" anymore. You may need to either find someone to make one, or find one close and use it. That option isn't as daunting as it sounds, and you'll find our complete units are more often than not cheaper than having a section custom made.
Here is a link that shows how we measure them:
https://www.greatlakesskipper.com/media/catalog/product/cache/7c4bf11e5b00fdb8413327136c54afc9/b/b/bbe98248d81e362715211a34fb669c7a_1.jpg
The single most important measurement is the 74". That is center to center of the port/starboard radius. If you can find one that matches yours, there is a good chance it will work. The height, and to an extent the length can usually vary, and the width across the back as well, because the back can flex so much.
If interested, here is a link to all we currently have:
http://greatlakesskipper.com/boat-parts/windshields-glass-parts
Note too: If you find one you feel may work, we can offer a foot print template for $20 (if in the lower 48 states) which is refunded if the windshield is purchased.
Hope this helps!
Gene
Answer by: Gene Warmuth on Jun 30, 2021, 8:23 AM