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Im looking for a rear louvered shade for my t25, these were big in 70/80's and i believe Peet has one. Ive trid looking for Kamei ones but no good.

I suppose these are pretty rare huh?

I think they are old bay aged bus windows, slightly smaller than a t25 window.

Fine if your cutting a pannel van but to small for a swap.

The_blue wrote:I think they are old bay aged bus windows, slightly smaller than a t25 window.

Fine if your cutting a pannel van but to small for a swap.

What i am looking for is the black plastic unit that fits to the window, pretty cool looking.

I am looking for one of those too. Let me know if you find any.

suszyq

autoplas made em if thats any help.

And the reason they are rare is that they are made of a plastic that is made very brittle by uv light, I was lucky mine was stored in a garage for years!!
IF anyone has an idea how to make replicas they can borrow mine for sizes etc but it wont be cheap to make I reckon so long as it's someone trustworthy and it snot on ebay next week!!
Fibreglass would work out too heavy I think?

PEET wrote:And the reason they are rare is that they are made of a plastic that is made very brittle by uv light, I was lucky mine was stored in a garage for years!!
IF anyone has an idea how to make replicas they can borrow mine for sizes etc but it wont be cheap to make I reckon so long as it's someone trustworthy and it snot on ebay next week!!
Fibreglass would work out too heavy I think?

To help me with my search (long) i am trying to think of another name for them, any ideas. Also could i see a pic of your please?

The were called rear louvres / visors / sun shades can't think of any more?? Any Aussies or South Africans on here know another term as they have been known to be fitted often there!

Ere's wot it loox like..

[IMG:800:599]http://i63.photobucket.com/albums/h156/ ... its001.jpg[/img]

PEET wrote:The were called rear louvres / visors / sun shades can't think of any more?? Any Aussies or South Africans on here know another term as they have been known to be fitted often there!

Ere's wot it loox like..

[IMG:800:599]http://i63.photobucket.com/albums/h156/ ... its001.jpg[/img]

Very nice indeed, i have found a company in the US and maybe theyll know who does them and ill keep searching.

http://www.jcwhitney.com/autoparts/Sear ... sku=louver

Ur not that far away from me so if u get any ideas of someone locally who maybe able to make replicas let me know!

Peet, off on tangent now, whats the best, cheapest way of getting more power from my CT1600? Demanding job, 3 kids dont give me much time and you seem to know your stuff?