Caravan Stoneguards
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Caravan Stoneguards
well I got my rear window fixed yesterday, at a cost of $588 as the insurance didnt cover it so i now also have new insurance. i wont let it happen again so made up a stone guard for the van, its a bit ugly but so am I and it will do the job, just need a bit of black spray for the angle brackets and a few tabs to fix the top down to the top of the van.
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all nice and new
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main guard is made from extra heavy duty shade cloth 2 layers
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should be good for the Sandstone trip now
cheers
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all nice and new
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main guard is made from extra heavy duty shade cloth 2 layers
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should be good for the Sandstone trip now
cheers
goldfinger- Admin
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Re: Caravan Stoneguards
Looks good Martin,just need to wash off the red dirt from the car and get a 12 gramer on the next trip to pay for it.
Cheers
Phil
Cheers
Phil
cruiser1- Posts : 26
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Re: Caravan Stoneguards
An absolute bugger having a tow vehicle with a rear screen. Have seen so many busted like that.
Probably the reason so many tape a piece of heavy cardboard across the back.
Having a trayback with only an open rear canopy I am often amazed by the size of some of the "rocks" thrown into the back, either picked up by the back wheels or bounced off the front of the van.
Good luck with the trip, hope you get "fourple" the gold to cover the glass!
mike
Probably the reason so many tape a piece of heavy cardboard across the back.
Having a trayback with only an open rear canopy I am often amazed by the size of some of the "rocks" thrown into the back, either picked up by the back wheels or bounced off the front of the van.
Good luck with the trip, hope you get "fourple" the gold to cover the glass!
mike
boobook- Posts : 84
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Re: Caravan Stoneguards
I guess i have been luck as it hasn't happened for 3 years worth of trips but it seems it is a common occurrence with rear window vehicles. i wonder what the rules are for front window protectors. probably couldn't have something quite elaborate but you use to see them all the time but not anymore. does anyone know if they are not allowed?
goldfinger- Admin
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Re: Caravan Stoneguards
I cant see why one could not have a mesh protector on the outside.
Our i30 wagon has a mesh cargo barrier inside so where is the difference.
Just might make cleaning the glass a little difficult.
mike
Our i30 wagon has a mesh cargo barrier inside so where is the difference.
Just might make cleaning the glass a little difficult.
mike
boobook- Posts : 84
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Re: Caravan Stoneguards
Many trucks still have mesh windscreen protectors so I image they are not prohibited on cars.
Martin, who was the offending insurer and who is your new one?
Robert
Martin, who was the offending insurer and who is your new one?
Robert
goldnomad- Posts : 132
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Re: Caravan Stoneguards
cheers Mike, as long as it doesnt interfere with vision i cannot see an issue either. probably better to not mention the actual name of the offending insurer Robert, but they are a bit backwards when it comes to... car... insurance (if you get my drift), I did have full comprehensive but i should of checked the policy and payed a bit more for the full glass protection not just windscreen, something to bear in mind when renewing guys but i am now with youi and they have done a great deal for us as we transferred both our cars home, contents and landlord insurance with them.
good point robert about the trucks having them, i will look at making something up and run it by the local police here in Northampton, they are quite reasonable fellas.
cheers
good point robert about the trucks having them, i will look at making something up and run it by the local police here in Northampton, they are quite reasonable fellas.
cheers
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