A windowshield attachment structure includes a windowshield defining the front or rear of a vehicle compartment of an off-road vehicle, a pillar arranged inward of the vehicle compartment with respect to the windowshield in a front-rear direction, a door defining a side of the vehicle compartment, and a bracket attached to the windowshield and fixing the windowshield to the pillar. The pillar has a seal surface facing outward of the vehicle compartment. The door has a seal contacting the seal surface in a closed state. The bracket extends from the windowshield to the seal surface along a surface of the pillar on the side opposite to the windowshield. A tip end portion of the bracket is arranged on the seal surface. An upper edge of the tip end portion is inclined with respect to the horizontal direction so as to be positioned downward toward the windowshield.

A mounting clip having two clip portions holds a windshield to a tube of a ROPS tube of an off-road vehicle. One of the clip portions includes an arm extending in a cantilevered fashion away from the windshield contact surface, curving partially around the tube but not encircling the tube. One of the clip portions includes deflectable tabs, extending through a windshield aperture and mating into recesses on the other clip portion, so the clip can be buckled by hand pressing the two clip portions together. The windshield and the arm pinch opposing sides of the tube, compressing a seal on the edge of the windshield.

A removable panel system for easily and efficiently varying the configuration of a cabin on a vehicle. The removable panel system generally includes a vehicle having a cab defined by a frame. Different panels may be selectively and removably connected to the frame to form various different cab configurations to suit the different needs of different jobs or operators. A roof panel may be removably connected to the frame to form a roof of the cab. A rear window extension may extend from the roof panel to form the rear window of the cab. A door receiver panel and/or door panel may be removably connected to the frame to form one or more doors of the cab. A windshield panel may be removably connected to the frame to form a windshield for the cab. All panels are adapted to be easily and efficiently interchanged without undue effort from the operator.

A single, thick, durable, flexible, transparent plastic sheet, cut to a pre-selected pattern that replaces a vehicle's missing or damaged side or rear glass windows and is for temporary use or pleasure. Also referred to as a plastic window or sheet or a cosmetic window covering, this plastic sheet fits snugly within the seal of the vehicle's door window or rear window frames. Each plastic window sheet may be secured within the window seal/molding using a sturdy, elongated flat rod (also referred to as the securing device) made of a hard, thick plastic and may be inserted into a fold located at the top of each plastic sheet (this step is optional). The plastic sheets may be available with UV protection and/or in an assortment of color options, prints, and tints for privacy, style, fun and fashion.

This inventive plastic window may also be used on the opposite window of the same vehicle making it reusable, recyclable and eco-friendly product.