Julio R
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i have seen them on older tracs do they still make them for the newer ones ?
rear vent visor
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Jeff Antonucci
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Yes - it's the same part and availble thru Ford. I just put one on a few months ago.
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shawn stonbraker 2
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xero, did a test on another site and the Gen 1 Deflectors will fit the Gen 2 ST's. The measurements of the rear window are the same for where the Deflector will mount.
Julio R
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excellent no more wet seats when i leave window open
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Attn: xero2099
From my previous post titled "Rear Window Leaking Water" dated 7/20/09
Todd Z's reply:
"Actually, I found the rain still comes in the rear window, even WITH the visor."
Don't know if TZ was referring to the "vented" or "lowered" window position.
Preventing water from "funneling" into the rear seats while moving, is the objective.
The powered bed window is my favorite feature on the Trac.
From my previous post titled "Rear Window Leaking Water" dated 7/20/09
Todd Z's reply:
"Actually, I found the rain still comes in the rear window, even WITH the visor."
Don't know if TZ was referring to the "vented" or "lowered" window position.
Preventing water from "funneling" into the rear seats while moving, is the objective.
The powered bed window is my favorite feature on the Trac.
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shawn stonbraker 2
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Water hasn't come in mine since I put it on. My rear window is left open pretty much all summer. Now when you drive, you may get a few drops here and there from the wind hitting off the Toneau and forcing it back through the window. My kids have yet to complain about being hit by water though. May happen with some, but for me, it's worth it to help keep the cab cool during the summer when parked in the sun.
