cuz i got a big crack that goes down the middle. i know ppls that i get help/tools from but what im asking is is that is there like a write up about it, and when i go to find one from a junker or something what do they need to do, and what other equipment do i need to get, or do i have to get a brand new one

 

don't know.
I find it easier to spend the $100 on it and not worry about screwing it up

 

IMHO, my guess is that your time is more valuable having it done for you.

 

the reason i got this car is cuz i wanted to learn how to fix things myself, ...i mean i've never heard of a price of $100, what places are there??(Ga ppl Help Anybody) but if its a 100 i'd pay

 

actually I think Neka paid $95 of $75 installed for hers and they threw in a corner light for free.
of course that's here in Chicago.
Don't know about GA
Look in the phone book under junkyards, or automobile wreckers

 

look for a glass guy in the yellow pages. i paid 110 for mine, installed

 

hey did you ever replace that windshield?

 

I've had used windshields installed before. That was like 13 years ago, and back then it was $45-50. Finding good used glass was always the hard part, especially for an older car.

I just pay the deductible ($100) and have it done. Especially living in Western Washington with the rain, last thing I want is a leaky windshield....

 

I would pay to have a new one installed. Old ones always are pitted to some degree from years of sand & junk on the roads.

 

Get a new one. Had a busted windshield on my old accord, drove 3 hours to get a used one to save a couple bucks. When the shop stripped the urethane off, the corners were cracked making it useless. The owner felt bad for me and got me a new one at cost and installed it with minimal labor charges. Moral of the story...get a new windshield and have a professional install it.

 

I couldn't agree with what everyone else said any more.
Used windshields are a gamble, and will be pitted from years of use.
Wanting to learn to fix things yourself is fine, and honestly is a great attitude to have, but this is just replacement and should be done by a pro with a new piece. I've heard a few stories similar to what maxitech posted.