New? Wind screen
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From: Torrance
Hey Muz,
That's my car. I actually have your Muz mat in the roof well. The towel is on the outside of the window to prevent the plastic from getting creased.
That's my car. I actually have your Muz mat in the roof well. The towel is on the outside of the window to prevent the plastic from getting creased.
Originally posted by Muz
Concept is ok but poorly implemented. A more customised less generic approach is what I'd like to see. I think Rick or Mingster's screens (maybe with headrest plugs) is still a superior solution.
And Richard... just what is that towel doing in your client's Roof Well?
Concept is ok but poorly implemented. A more customised less generic approach is what I'd like to see. I think Rick or Mingster's screens (maybe with headrest plugs) is still a superior solution.
And Richard... just what is that towel doing in your client's Roof Well?
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From: Grants Pass
Originally posted by Blk01S2k
I'm not sure if any of you have heard of it or if I'm brining up a dead topic but I was looking throught todays AutoWeek and there was an add that said "Want real wind protection? and its called the WindSpoiler by WindBaffle. heres the link WINDBAFFLE
I'm not sure if any of you have heard of it or if I'm brining up a dead topic but I was looking throught todays AutoWeek and there was an add that said "Want real wind protection? and its called the WindSpoiler by WindBaffle. heres the link WINDBAFFLE
Alot of money for a piece of plexiglass an 2 pieces of velcro, I don't think so. Velcro = a whole box $4.50, a precut piece of plexiglass = $10. You have about $15.00 in it and they want $150.00, besides those are are an ugly sin.
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