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997 Rear Side Window Sun Shade?

Jamie Garside

Jamie Garside

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Noticed my son getting dazzled in the back this morning with the morning sun. Very uncomfortable for him so tomorrow I will put an ill-fitting rectangle sucker on blind which we normally use in the Audi however surely there must be a custom designed triangle shape bling on the market somewhere but I can't find one.

Any insights?
 
Jamie, I've not seen anything before...[:(]
I should imagine that Porscheshop and the likely suspects offer the best chance of finding something

I would see your son being a lucky guy being in the back of a 911 [:)]
certainly not the norm...

garyw
 
I've got some sort of shaped ones that I use on the side windows when parked - (the slopey-bit goes to the front and fills in the window better than the rectangular ones - and no rear side windows in a Boxster [;)]).
They are black mesh sucker-type ones.

Not sure where I got them though... Maybe in a French supermarket. But you can get them...
 
You could always put a bag over his head?

Just my friday afternoon handy helpful childcare anti-dazzle tip!
 

ORIGINAL: garyw

Jamie, I've not seen anything before...[:(]
I should imagine that Porscheshop and the likely suspects offer the best chance of finding something

I would see your son being a lucky guy being in the back of a 911 [:)]
certainly not the norm...

garyw
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My lads were in the back at 20, you can wind the windows down for their legs [:D]
 
ORIGINAL: garyw

Jamie, I've not seen anything before...[:(]
I should imagine that Porscheshop and the likely suspects offer the best chance of finding something

I would see your son being a lucky guy being in the back of a 911 [:)]
certainly not the norm...

garyw
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My boy is 2 years old!
 
ORIGINAL: Jamie Garside
My boy is 2 years old!
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Yes, so not the norm....
As in you don't see that many children in the back of a 911 against say a mondeo which I'm sure lots of window blinds are available for..

garyw
 
ORIGINAL: Mark Bennett

I've got some sort of shaped ones that I use on the side windows when parked - (the slopey-bit goes to the front and fills in the window better than the rectangular ones - and no rear side windows in a Boxster [;)]).
They are black mesh sucker-type ones.

Not sure where I got them though... Maybe in a French supermarket. But you can get them...
Click to expand...


<THESE> Are the sort of thing I've got...

Worth a try?

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