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Originally posted by tims31
Definately an S3 windscreen and that is what Ricky Evans sold to me. I even asked him at the time if it was the S2 or S3 and he said the S3.

There are some images of the fitment on my build blog http://www.martinsfurybuild.co.uk/2017.html#Apr_2017

Bond the screen to the frame and then fit the seal to the edge. Its the same seal as a Ford Transit but cut down to a T shape and bonded to the screen.

Scoll down to the end of April 2017

[Edited on 27/1/20 by tims31]

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Originally posted by MadMaxx

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Originally posted by tims31
Definately an S3 windscreen and that is what Ricky Evans sold to me. I even asked him at the time if it was the S2 or S3 and he said the S3.

There are some images of the fitment on my build blog http://www.martinsfurybuild.co.uk/2017.html#Apr_2017

Bond the screen to the frame and then fit the seal to the edge. Its the same seal as a Ford Transit but cut down to a T shape and bonded to the screen.

Scoll down to the end of April 2017

[Edited on 27/1/20 by tims31]

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Thanks Tim,

it seems that I definitely bought a wrong screen. I'll try to contact Ricky and ask if I can make the swap between my heated S2 and a non heated S3 version, even if it's passed 3 years from the purchase. The screen is still packaged as received. If he accept it will still cost me a fortune for transport from and to Italy

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Originally posted by MadMaxx

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Originally posted by tims31
Definately an S3 windscreen and that is what Ricky Evans sold to me. I even asked him at the time if it was the S2 or S3 and he said the S3.

There are some images of the fitment on my build blog http://www.martinsfurybuild.co.uk/2017.html#Apr_2017

Bond the screen to the frame and then fit the seal to the edge. Its the same seal as a Ford Transit but cut down to a T shape and bonded to the screen.

Scoll down to the end of April 2017

[Edited on 27/1/20 by tims31]

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Thanks Tim,

it seems that I definitely bought a wrong screen. I'll try to contact Ricky and ask if I can make the swap between my heated S2 and a non heated S3 version, even if it's passed 3 years from the purchase. The screen is still packaged as received. If he accept it will still cost me a fortune for transport from and to Italy

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I'm sure. It cost me enough to have it delivered in the UK.

Do you need the heated screen in Italy!

Just seen, you are in Bergamo. I was in Milan in October and flew into Bergamo, I should have popped in to see how your rebuild is going

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Originally posted by MadMaxx



If I only knew you was in Bergamo I could collect you from the airport and show you my Fury and ask for some suggestions on how to finish the assembly against the payment of a couple of beers :-)

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Originally posted by MadMaxx
Ricky would not accept back the Elan S1/2 screen (because too long time passed from purchase) and the shipping + insurance cost will be higher than the cost of the screen itself, so I have to sell it by myself and buy a new Elan S3 screen and in Italy there is a very restricted market for Elan

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[Edited on 28/1/20 by MadMaxx]

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Originally posted by adithorp
Fury ( and most other jp screened cars) take an S3 screen.

What you've got is an S3 screen. What you need is an S3 (which also fits very early S3. The later S3 is shallower with more wrap-around as you describe.

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Originally posted by adithorp
You'll probably also find that the top of the frame has dropped in the middle. It usually does and needs propping up and maybe a bit of heat applying to it for a few days to get the screen to fit.

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Originally posted by adithorp
Fury uses an Elan S2 screen (sometimes listed as an S2/3 as it also fits very early Elan S3)
From your pictures and description what you have is an s3 (later one not shared with the S2).

There is some spurious info on the net that the fury has a S3 screen.
Sounds like you've been sent an S3 despite ordering (the correct) S2 screen.

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Originally posted by MadMaxx
If on the right of the car the glass match the frame, on the left it overlaps. And anyway the lower corners of the glass are much more rounded compared to the frame.
Then probably, as Ady argued, could be necessary to heat the frame to let it match with the glass, but could be acceptable if dimensions and shape match.

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Originally posted by MadMaxx
If on the right of the car the glass match the frame, on the left it overlaps. And anyway the lower corners of the glass are much more rounded compared to the frame.
Then probably, as Ady argued, could be necessary to heat the frame to let it match with the glass, but could be acceptable if dimensions and shape match.

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By the looks of these images, you definately have the wrong screen. The bottom corners of the one you have are rounded where as the one I have has a sharp angled corner on the lower side.




Once you get the correct screen it should fit fine, even if it has sagged or moved a bit as it is quite flimsy. Once you have the bonding adhesive on and clamped to the frame it will fit fine.

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