Also look on ebay, there are always lcds c/w plastics for the clamshells on there. There are always parts for newer iBooks on there too. Larry Zasitko On Monday, April 5, 2004, at 11:17 AM, B G wrote: > That should cost around 300 or so, installed less if > you do it yourself. > Shop around, depending on where you are there maybe a > local shop. > > In Northern CA I recommend DT&T > > BG > > --- Brian Pearce <bpearce at cloud9.net> wrote: >> It's a good bet my Father-in-Law's original iBook >> (formerly mine, and >> one of the earliest models; I think I preordered it >> a few days after >> they were introduced at MacWorld) will need to have >> the screen >> replaced. It's difficult to get a quote on the >> repair without having it >> looked at, but I was wondering if anyone else had >> been through this, >> and could give me an idea of what this might cost. >> >> (I know it's likely to be expensive to the point of >> making a new iBook >> worthwhile, but he'd like to avoid that.) >> >> BRIAN/bpearce at cloud9.net