Rain Guards
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Rain Guards
Anyone recommend WADE rain guards?? Or are there other ones out there that have had a better history or ones people prefer? I purchased WADE rain guards and I'm not sure if i want to install them yet. I like the ones with no 3m tape and are just friction fit. Any sugguestions or comments would be great!
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Originally Posted by JTR
let me know how the cabelas work out for you!
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Originally Posted by cscoios
I just put the Cabela's on last night and they look great. Took about 20 minutes to do all four windows. Cost was about $80. Nice to be able to crack the windows in the Carolina heat (in the mid 90's lately) and not worry about afternoon showers getting the inside of the truck wet.
What was the item number you ordered at Cabela's?
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Just my $.02, but I would get the in-channel adhesive kind. I had the ventshade in-channel "qwik-clip" kind on my screw and the front driver side blew off going 80mph. Also the back door shades would sometimes slide down with the window when I rolled them down. IMO, ventshade did not include enough clips. One for the front windows, two for the back.
Last edited by Zoltan; 06-16-2005 at 10:41 AM.
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Originally Posted by Buck Henry
I have the AutoVentShade in-channels as well, but mine came with both 3M tape and the clips. So far not problems at all with them.
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Originally Posted by runnerbl
What was the item number you ordered at Cabela's?
Item:IF-521778
Price: $79.99
Cabela's Front and Rear 4 piece Window Vents 04-05 F-150
SUPERCRW
Just put them in last night so only time will tell how they hold up. It came with all four window vents. All are in-channel- the two front also have a hold on clip near the side mirror. The back windows are in-channel but also have three adhesive strips to help support, no clips on the back window.