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The Fiat Scudo is one of the quiet bargains of the used van market. Built between 2006 and 2016, it's a mid-size panel van with a low roofline, sensible running costs and, because the badge isn't fashionable, prices noticeably below its identical siblings. For a first camper conversion on a budget, it's hard to argue with.

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We are currently populating our website with all our products, so some products may not appear available. However, we may still have them in stock and ready for delivery. Complete the enquiry form below and a member of the Van Glass team will be happy to help you further.

What we supply for the Scudo

  • Left privacy front fixed and right privacy front fixed
  • Left privacy front opening and right privacy front opening

All privacy tint, all bonded units for the front side panel ahead of the sliding door.

The Scudo is a Dispatch, an Expert and a ProAce

The 2006–2016 Scudo was built alongside the Citroën Dispatch, Peugeot Expert and Toyota ProAce as a joint venture. They are the same van. Glass, panels and most trim interchange freely.

This is genuinely worth knowing when you're buying. Scudos frequently sell for less than an identical Dispatch or Expert simply because fewer people search for them — and every part, including the glass on this page, is shared. If you've found a cheap Scudo, you haven't bought a compromise.

Fixed or opening glass?

Fixed panes are sealed: better insulation, nothing to rattle, slightly cheaper, and the cleanest appearance. Opening panes hinge outwards on a catch for ventilation.

In a van this size, ventilation matters. The Scudo's low roof means a smaller air volume inside, and overnight condensation builds quickly with two people sleeping. Most builders fit at least one opening window — usually on the nearside where the kitchen goes, so steam has somewhere to escape.

Fitting your Scudo windows

Bonded glazing, as per the factory: mark and cut the aperture, dress and prime the cut edge against corrosion, apply polyurethane adhesive, set the glass square, and let it cure fully before driving.

The Scudo's side panel is flat and the aperture shape is simple, making it one of the friendlier vans for a first-time glass fit. Take your time with the marking out — the cutting is the irreversible part. Bonding kits, primer and trim are available alongside the glass.

Prefer it done professionally? Trade Windscreens, our sister company in Carlisle, fits van glass.

Delivery

Order before 3pm Monday to Thursday and your glass ships for next working day delivery to UK mainland addresses, in packaging designed for vehicle glazing. Any breakage is replaced immediately.

Frequently asked questions

Will Scudo glass fit a Citroën Dispatch or Peugeot Expert?

Yes, for the 2006–2016 generation — they're the same van and the glass is interchangeable, including the Toyota ProAce.

Is the Scudo related to the newer Dispatch and Expert?

Only in name. The 2016-onwards Dispatch and Expert moved to a new platform, and Fiat left the joint venture. Different glass entirely.

Do you supply green tint for the Scudo?

We stock privacy tint for this model. Contact us if you specifically need green and we'll check availability.

Can I fit an opening window on both sides?

Yes, and in a van this size it's often the better call for airflow.

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