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they've got a bit of give in them since they do fold back a bit when the door closes for a good weather seal.

i too have friends who insist on pushing on the glass to close the door, people need education on frameless windows.

Ummm - just to clarify seeings no-one picked it - the "net" in the first post isnt the cargo barrier repositioned - its an elastic storage net that attaches to the tailgate - to slip things in like ... well whatver - rug, books, etc... it just makes a big mesh elastic pocket for putting flattish things into

how many people need drivers side?...not keen on paying 200 odd$ for a strip of pespex myself ..if there is a few people that want them i will enquire about qty discount ...or i`m  just going to remove both..

I need a drivers side wind deflector, as you may remember mine let go at 110kph driving down the freeway one night on the way home. Frightened the beeegeesus out of me. The double sided tape was a bit loose (lost its stick) at the front near the rear vision mirror. There was a strong cross wind, which must have flipped it up just enough for the 100 kph breeze to rip it off.

So if you are getting some, mark me down for a pair, might as well change the LHS to a new one at the same time.

:angry: cheers :P

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And, my all time favorite crazy option to date...sun cover that attaches to roof racks!

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Like this, maybe.......

http://page14.auctions.yahoo.co.jp/jp/auction/s10811428

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