Breezer removable rear window. Has anyone done it?

[theanswer3]

I found this on Facebook and it looks pretty cool. Entire rear window comes out. Has anyone here done it? I feel like this might cure my itch for a sunroof.
https://breezerwindows.com/

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[BlackRanger01]

I watched the YouTube... seems like a pain in ass job....... but that's for Chevy S-10.

 

[theanswer3]

I watched the YouTube... seems like a pain in ass job....... but that's for Chevy S-10.

Their website says install would take about an hour. Cut out old window, clean off old urethane, put urethane around new frame, put in place, and then pop in glass. It looked pretty doable. I mean damn switching my headlights took like 3 hours. Lol

 

[BlackRanger01]

Their website says install would take about an hour. Cut out old window, clean off old urethane, put urethane around new frame, put in place, and then pop in glass. It looked pretty doable. I mean damn switching my headlights took like 3 hours. Lol

Would you trust yourself to put urethane on and keep it all sealed? And cutting out all the seal. That is an old video (old truck as well).

 

[Chappy]

How has that company been around for 25 years and I've never heard of them?! It's a travesty!

I applaud them for the use of sex appeal in advertising. ?

 

[1pt21gw]

Wow they are still around?

Many moons ago I put one in my 2000 Ford F150 Lightning, so 20 years ago. It was a cool idea and taking it out was fun, worked ok. I actually preferred venting the window in as trying to find a place to store the window was difficult. Reg Cab F150 and an amp/speaker enclosure behind the seat = no room for much.

Man I miss that truck. My member name was my license plate on it. Thank you Doc.

 

[Chappy]

Looks pretty cool, but It would be great if there was an option for a window that looked stock from the outside. Would need to see how the transparent + Darkest tint version looks.

 

[jblc]

Their website says install would take about an hour. Cut out old window, clean off old urethane, put urethane around new frame, put in place, and then pop in glass. It looked pretty doable. I mean damn switching my headlights took like 3 hours. Lol

I've also looked at them, as they seem to be the only option for a wider window to allow access to the back with a canopy.
I'm not sure about structural integrity, though, in case of rollover, compared to the stock window.

 

[Trigganometry]

Curiosity got me so had to check out what it would cost. Um, ya gulp ?

 

[TheKracka]

Tempting, would be cool!

*Picture is of a S10

 

[chrisakz]

Way to much wind and dirt flying in from the bed of the truck imo… its cool but I’ve bad experiences with opening the sliding rear windows on several pickups and trashing the cab lol( with front windows down also) all the air comes flying forward into the cab and I also had a soft top wrangler and felt like I needed a shower after driving that down the highway topless and doorless

 

[P. A. Schilke]

I found this on Facebook and it looks pretty cool. Entire rear window comes out. Has anyone here done it? I feel like this might cure my itch for a sunroof.
https://breezerwindows.com/

I'll pass.....

best,
Phil

 

[philanderer]

idk. does she come with it?

 

[RedDakooter05]

Looks neat, but I can foresee a gigantic margin of error here...

 

[TheKracka]

Way to much wind and dirt flying in from the bed of the truck imo… its cool but I’ve bad experiences with opening the sliding rear windows on several pickups and trashing the cab lol( with front windows down also) all the air comes flying forward into the cab and I also had a soft top wrangler and felt like I needed a shower after driving that down the highway topless and doorless

Had that thought as well, last truck I had with the slider I never opened because remnants of mulch would fly into the cab. Don't really haul much and with a tonneau cover on the bed I figured I wouldn't have an issue as such. Been considering getting a slider then came across this and thought it looked interesting and unique.

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