Dodge20 wrote:ned wrote:I know a few of you have fitted wind deflectors, are these any good. N
http://m.ebay.co.uk/itm/Wind-Deflectors ... nav=SEARCH
I've got them on mine and they really cut the wind turbulence entering the cabin. They also let you open the window a bit when it's raining without getting drenched, which is always good.
dirtydog wrote:Changed my led sidelight bulbs from eBay ones to some from Halfords and changed the reverse bulbs for led Halfords ones as well
Changed one to see if there was much difference
ned wrote::lol: The big problem is the invisible blue paint on the van (nice colour btw) even with bright lights cars still don't see you N
blue estate wrote:ned wrote::lol: The big problem is the invisible blue paint on the van (nice colour btw) even with bright lights cars still don't see you N
Mercedes do it in red as well makes a 26t 6 wheeled 36ft long truck disappear
ned wrote:blue estate wrote:ned wrote::lol: The big problem is the invisible blue paint on the van (nice colour btw) even with bright lights cars still don't see you N
Mercedes do it in red as well makes a 26t 6 wheeled 36ft long truck disappear
Wonder if iveco paint is the same, it could also be the moronic car drivers who stick a sat nav and phone slap bang in the middle of the drivers side windscreen N
blue estate wrote:The ones who miss the half dozen gantry signs about the motor way split to turn off at last moment
dirtydog wrote:Changed my led sidelight bulbs from eBay ones to some from Halfords and changed the reverse bulbs for led Halfords ones as well
Changed one to see if there was much difference
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