I think my last one was $450 or so last summer. I’m guessing that’s the same windshield as my 579 so probably $500 or better now.
Peterbilt 589
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The last one I did was a little over $500 installed for a Paccar one. TRP was a little cheaper but they were on backorder.
What I have noticed is that they don’t chip as easily as flat ones. Between the slope back and the curve of the windshield they seem to deflect rocks better. -
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These photoshops are getting out of hand. I wonder how they’re going to spoof the videos of people driving them tomorrow.
Also, when they were revealing these the guy from Peterbilt said it’s replacing the 389.
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The standup looks better than the flat top to me but it’s still too much windshield in my opinion.
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I think the standup would look better without horns.
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Yep, no horns up top, a deeper drop visor and honestly probably axe the marker lights from the top and put some in the visor for a slicker look. I wouldn’t kick ‘er out of bed for eating oats then.
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Honestly a homerun from what I feared. I look forward to seeing it out in the wild. Did they say when the first models will arrive at dealerships?
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