Abstract: The present invention is a temporary plastic replacement window with extension, for vehicles, which includes two sheets of a flexible transparent film, attaching means for attaching the two sheets, wherein together the two sheets form an envelope when attached, and an extension to the envelope being connectable to one of the two sheets through connecting means. The two sheets are pre-cut to a pattern that is shaped to snugly fit over a broken vehicle window frame. The envelope is sized and shaped to fit snugly over a frame of a vehicle door having the broken window. The extension is made of sheet material impenetrable by shards of glass and being a polymeric or natural material. When the extension is placed across a vehicle seat next to the broken window and connected to the envelope, penetration of shards of glass into one's clothing and person, is prevented.

Abstract: The present invention is a temporary plastic replacement window with extension, for vehicles, which includes two sheets of a flexible transparent film, attaching means for attaching the two sheets, wherein together the two sheets form an envelope when attached, and an extension to the envelope being connectible to one of the two sheets through connecting means. The two sheets are pre-cut to a pattern that is shaped to snugly fit over a broken vehicle window frame. The envelope is sized and shaped to fit snugly over a frame of a vehicle door having the broken window. The extension is made of sheet material impenetrable by shards of glass and being a polymeric or natural material. When the extension is placed across a vehicle seat next to the broken window and connected to the envelope, penetration of shards of glass into one's clothing and person, is prevented. The attaching means is selected from the group consisting of staples, adhesives, heat sealing, sonic sealing, and mechanical sealing.

Abstract: A temporary window which comprises, two sheets, made of a flexible transparent film, cut to a pre-selected pattern corresponding to a shape adapted to cover the entire door frame around the opening of a broken window, wherein the two sheets are attached adjacent to one another to form an envelope compatible in dimension with the door structure, so that this temporary window can be used to envelope and seal the area of the broken window without having to use any glue, tape or other messy and sticky adhesives. The two sheets are between 3.5 and 6.5 mils. in thickness to allow for wind noise suppression while maintaining optical clarity.