@Stan Galat wrote: "it's a frame with pet-screen."
Our two Jack Russells could shred that in the time it takes to pop in to Wendy's for some chicken nuggets for them for lunch. We would get back to the car and they would be sitting there amongst what was left of the screen with a look like, "Aren't you proud of us for saving you from this nasty screeny-thing?"
Honestly, it was like living with perpetual toddlers..... 🤪
I'll keep in mind not to let your two Jack Russell Terrorists ride in the back of the car, @Gordon Nichols.
It works great as a wind-deflector, and doesn't get smudged and scratched up, as I know a piece of acrylic would in my car.
Your mileage may vary.
I know.... I'm just kidding.
I've been a bit surprised that the plexiglass hasn't gotten smudged or scratched since I put it in 20 years ago, but then it isn't in a place that gets much of anything around it.
I've noticed that when the sun is just so in the sky and you're heading in the exact right direction it can send quite a glare into your rear view mirror for a few seconds til you change direction - That wouldn't happen with a screen.
Still, the screen sounds like it would be quite a bit easier to assemble to a light frame or even an existing roll bar. It's up to whomever is doing the install.
I knew you were funnin' El Gordo, that's why I called your dogs terrorists.
I'm not defending my choice, nor do I think it's the do all/be all, but it works great (as I'm sure yours does as well) - and with the side windows up and deflector in, the cabin is still enough at 75 mph to hold a conversation (or would be if the wind noise didn't make my hearing aids unusable).
Wait…. What?!?!?
They were terrorists! Just ask the UPS driver!
But they were happy terrorists!
I found this windscreen online.
https://www.cabriosupply.com/p...rame-black-1950-1965
Has anyone tried one of these and is it easy to install and take off if needed? I ordered a full tonneau cover with my car and will be using it if I leave the car for a while so I don't get bird droppings.
It would be good to know if you can unclip the windscreen to zip up the tonneau when needed.
I saw this seat at the LA LIT and TOY show last Saturday. I thought I might add this to the list of seats offered on this topic. A little canvas and som padding might be pretty good !.......Bruce
@Erik A Hopperton posted:Anyone have a phone number for VMC I sent an email last week and left a VM earlier this week with no response. Wondering if I have bad contact info.
Are you sure you did call the Phoenix shop? (I did once, but I imagine it’s been disconnected.)
@dlearl476 posted:Are you sure you did call the Phoenix shop? (I did once, but I imagine it’s been disconnected.)
I got ahold of them now.
@aircooled posted:I saw this seat at the LA LIT and TOY show last Saturday. I thought I might add this to the list of seats offered on this topic. A little canvas and som padding might be pretty good !.......Bruce
How was the show? Ric was pretty bummed out that it snowed almost all last week. He was all dressed up with nothing but snow.
That was before the storm. He didn’t go.
dlearl476........The LA LIT and TOY Show was a very profitable event for me. By 10am I was already ahead by $1350 selling my wings, visors, door pulls, foot rests, Q.C. license plate brackets and prototype door panel cup holders. Everyone started packing up and leaving by 1:30 pm so I did too.
The parking lot event in Orange County on Sunday was still on but I know they had rain down there a lot so I don't know about that one because I didn't attend. That one is more for big parts and cars so it';s not my venue.......Bruce
