Blind Spots
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hext
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can you provide more information? I'm not quite sure what you mean?
bustersbus
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Mud stuff used to do them, dunno about now though. That's if it's them wee tiangular windows that fit just behind the front seats
ok ill try my best
my defender 90 is a van back with no side windows. but i have seen pictures of defender 90's with a small window so you can check your blind spots. there not big there just small windows that are just behind the pasanger and the driver. i found them on a picture on this forum but i cant find it no more.
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Mud stuff used to do them, dunno about now though. That's if it's them wee tiangular windows that fit just behind the front seats
yeah there the ones! haha the triangle ones. they would make my life quit alot easyer in my defender. specialy when reversing out into a street, i cant see nothing!
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Here ye go..
Here ye go..
THERE THE ONES!!!
do you have to cut them in your self? or doi have to buy the whole side?
Ben
As has been said, Mudd stuff used to do them but no more. I got mine from them a long time ago and basically what you get is a piece of glass and some rubber window sealing strip. You cut the hole yourself (pretty scary) put the sealing strip in, put the glass in and then a locking strip on the inside keeps it all nice and tight and waterproof. BUT you need to cut the hole exactly to size and the best solution now is to work out what shape/size you want and go to a caravan/horsebox/campervan conversion type place and get them to do it for you. They put windows in all the time so know what they're doing.
It's one of the best mods I've done to mine.
Malcolm
It's one of the best mods I've done to mine.
Malcolm
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Devon 4x4 do em Devon 4x4 Off Road - Triangular Blind Spot Window Set - Clear : TRIGLASSCLEAR : Off Road Equipment from Devon 4x4 . Ill buy a tire tho for that much .
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They aint hard to fit.
Just draw round the glass, then 6mm bigger. Drill / jigsaw, tidy up with a file. It's only ally sheet after all.
Just draw round the glass, then 6mm bigger. Drill / jigsaw, tidy up with a file. It's only ally sheet after all.
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Hi all, i notice on some defenders in the picture have the windows for the blind spots. can anyone point me in the right direction so i can get my 90 kitted out with them
Thanks in advance
Ben
i think they look ugly meself
i fitted a little stick on rear view mirror in the bottom n/s corner of the screen works a treat
bustersbus
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There's a cheaper alternative..... try reversin' into yer drive when ye get home:doh:
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There's a cheaper alternative..... try reversin' into yer drive when ye get home:doh:
its those off set junction that are the real buggers
bustersbus
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its those off set junction that are the real buggers
Aye ah know mate... 'tis a PITA at times!
buckshot
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Aye ah know mate... 'tis a PITA at times!
still guess i wont have to worry about that any more
