Side Windows for Land Rover Defender
We manufacture and sell replacement sliding side windows for the Land Rover Defender in pairs – offside and nearside. Clear, green or dark tinted Defender privacy windows. They are standard size replacements – Land Rover part numbers MUC3766 superseded by MWC4734, and MUC3767 superseded by MWC4735, and the kits include a new rubber seal/trim.
Roof Bar (Heavy Duty) for Land Rover Defender 90/110 - sold in singles
Configure these roof bars on your Defender as you see fit. Add as many or few as you need. Can be used as a spotlight mounting bar as well.
We recommend you purchase 3x for a Defender 90, and 4x for a Defender 110.
USES: Can be used to mount or hold a wide variety of items on your roof, for example: spot lights, canoes, luggage, ladders, surfboards, Christmas trees etc.
When fitted the bar sits approximately 1" (25.4mm) above the roof.
Weight: 4kg
Load: 100kg
Suitable Vehicles:
- Defender 90 - 1991 onwards
- Defender 110 - 1991 onwards
Our Defender windows have been designed as replacements for the Land Rover Defender 90 and 110 and may fit other models – just call to discuss. They are easy to fit if you know a bit about DIY, you will need a drill and a rivet gun. A template is available as an optional extra. The size of the aperture needed is 1057mm x 427mm – which is the Land Rover standard size for Defender rear side windows. Fitting service also available – just call.
We manufacture to original Land Rover quality using original shape Land Rover aluminium profile and locks/catches. Our windows are made using E43R toughened safety glass – Omega Automotive has been manufacturing automotive safety glass and many other vehicle parts for many decades and supplies all around the World to various automotive firms.
Many old windows rattle, leak and are draughty – our replacement land rover defender windows will solve that – in addition if you order the tinted versions you will be reducing glare and reflecting some of the heat on a hot day. The tint is factory-prepared – the glass is actually tinted and not a stuck on film which can peel off – film is not simple to apply in any case as the glass has to be removed.
