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jmsspratlin
06-27-2007, 02:11 PM
Anyone have these, and if so, what do you think? Are they helpful? Thanks...Jamie
410225
06-27-2007, 02:41 PM
Anyone have these, and if so, what do you think? Are they helpful? Thanks...Jamie
Are you talking about the wind deflectors for the windows?
Get the weathertech ones if you decide. I got the Vent visor and in a process of returning it. Not very well made that it catches when the window rolls up.
Are you talking about the wind deflectors for the windows?
Get the weathertech ones if you decide. I got the Vent visor and in a process of returning it. Not very well made that it catches when the window rolls up.I didn't have that problem with them and thought they worked just fine.
I did break one on a tree, tho.:o
jmsspratlin
06-27-2007, 03:58 PM
Are you talking about the wind deflectors for the windows?
Get the weathertech ones if you decide. I got the Vent visor and in a process of returning it. Not very well made that it catches when the window rolls up.
Thanks bro. What is a resonable price that I should look to pay for them? You guys are great, thanks again for the fast reply.....Jamie
410225
06-27-2007, 05:04 PM
Thanks bro. What is a resonable price that I should look to pay for them? You guys are great, thanks again for the fast reply.....Jamie
Weathertech.com
autoanything.com
premierhummer.com
I find actual MFG weathertech site is the cheapest if you are going to buy weathertech products. I got my Ventvisor brand from premierhummer for 69.99 set of 4. In channel application.
jmsspratlin
06-27-2007, 07:20 PM
Weathertech.com
autoanything.com
premierhummer.com
I find actual MFG weathertech site is the cheapest if you are going to buy weathertech products. I got my Ventvisor brand from premierhummer for 69.99 set of 4. In channel application.
Thank you so much, checking out the sites now....have a wonderful day....Jamie
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