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Does anybody know where I can get a sun shield for a t5 in Australia.
Like the one in the picture.
Like the one in the picture.
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Have you considered tinting the top couple of inches of the windscreen?
Probably cheaper, and less likely to be torn off by a low branch.'07 Transporter 1.9 TDI
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How does that thing attach?
Assuming you aren't going to remove/install it in summer/winter tiniting is probably the easier option (although questionably legal??)
If it has an engine or heartbeat it's going to cost you.Comment
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As long as the tint does not intrude on line of site I believe it is okay , the other benefit is no external wind drag .Last edited by Sunny43.5; 02-12-2016, 09:35 PM.Comment
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I have tinted the top 25% of the windscreen. I was told by a window tinter that as long as 75% of the screen is not it is legal.
Very happy no need to lover the sunvisors except early morning and late afternoon and no extra wind drag.Comment
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I carry a cap in the car. The brim can be angled for about any circumstance & it minimizes blind spots.Comment
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