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I've been lokkiing for over a year trying to find the "Ventvisor" type window louvers for my 2000 SC300. Great for cracking the windows in summer without having to worry about rain. Anybody have any ideas? Maybe another bodystyle (Solaris) that would work for the SC?
I think i have seen a pic of them, but I don't think they look good on the SC (they take away from the lines somehow). Try the tilt feature on the sunroof. I do this a lot and the only way rain will get in it, is if it is driving from the rear. I have accidently left it cracked for a few min. in the rain, and no water got in at all (i drive w/ it tilted to in the rain).
Okay, i'll tell you, but first let me say that I love the utility of the visors, but I feel they DO take away from the lines of the SC, love them on my truck though. You can get them from Toyota Europe, also one or two JDM manufacturers make them, I think DoLuck is one, Varis may be the other, I can check if you like, but just have a buddy in Europe order them from his local dealer and send them to you, ain't no thing but a chicken wing on a string from Burger King....
they had a picture of an sc with the window visors on it you can ask them, scroll all the way to the bottom of the home page of this site http://motorsportwarehouse.com/lexus.shtml
I saw a website that was selling window and sunroof deflectors but I lost it. I was considering buying these a couple years ago but I changed my mind really quick after seeing the pictures. It really makes the SC look different and not so clean. Anyways if your looking for just the moonroof deflector these look pretty nice
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