Windblox convertible windscreen
11-08-2011, 01:28 PM
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11-08-2011, 01:37 PM
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but considering it is a hard plastic, you wont be able to move the front seat to allow people to have access to the back seats, right? Unless of course, you either move both front seats together, or remove the plastic panel.. ?
11-08-2011, 03:50 PM
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oh ****! hahahah! i see the glare too! thats pretty bad..
but considering it is a hard plastic, you wont be able to move the front seat to allow people to have access to the back seats, right? Unless of course, you either move both front seats together, or remove the plastic panel.. ?
but considering it is a hard plastic, you wont be able to move the front seat to allow people to have access to the back seats, right? Unless of course, you either move both front seats together, or remove the plastic panel.. ?
http://www.windblockerse.com
there is enough play to move seat forward and doesn't take much to attach the straps through the slots...
11-08-2011, 04:24 PM
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this is the the other one I was looking at, more expensive but still less than $300+ for other screen models:
http://www.windblockerse.com
there is enough play to move seat forward and doesn't take much to attach the straps through the slots...
http://www.windblockerse.com
there is enough play to move seat forward and doesn't take much to attach the straps through the slots...
however, I find it hard to justify the asking price of $189 considering it is made out of some straps and mesh. (I know part of the money goes into the actual research and development of the product, but still $189 is a bit pricey. ~$100 is probably the sweet spot).
11-08-2011, 04:43 PM
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i've seen the video for the windblockerse. According to the video of before and after the install of the windblockerse, the product really does seem to work.
however, I find it hard to justify the asking price of $189 considering it is made out of some straps and mesh. (I know part of the money goes into the actual research and development of the product, but still $189 is a bit pricey. ~$100 is probably the sweet spot).
however, I find it hard to justify the asking price of $189 considering it is made out of some straps and mesh. (I know part of the money goes into the actual research and development of the product, but still $189 is a bit pricey. ~$100 is probably the sweet spot).
11-08-2011, 05:58 PM
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I've got the Windblocker SE. You get a 10% discount if you tell them you're a Mustang Forum member.
It's still somewhat expensive, but I chose it over the plexiglass because of the glare issues, as well as not wanting to have a huge piece of plexiglass hanging from my seats.
It's still somewhat expensive, but I chose it over the plexiglass because of the glare issues, as well as not wanting to have a huge piece of plexiglass hanging from my seats.
11-08-2011, 06:57 PM
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That was exactly why I chose the Windblox (mine was $155 with smoke tint and shipping to Canada including exchange)... my only issue is the glare and is not as big a deal with top down... it would be nice to just leave it on as is indicated on website but that is where glare becomes an issue with top up, I don't want to have to be taking on/off if I don't have to, call me lazy.
I've got the Windblocker SE. You get a 10% discount if you tell them you're a Mustang Forum member.
It's still somewhat expensive, but I chose it over the plexiglass because of the glare issues, as well as not wanting to have a huge piece of plexiglass hanging from my seats.
It's still somewhat expensive, but I chose it over the plexiglass because of the glare issues, as well as not wanting to have a huge piece of plexiglass hanging from my seats.
Considering the fact that it is so easy to be removed..