I bought a set from one of our vendors, the ones made by Weathertech.� They install very easily but the edges are milled so thin that they have chipped and broken in a couple of spots and I've had to mend them using thin copper sheet, fine wire and JB Weld.� I keep fixing them each time they break because I do like having them on the van.

The ones referenced on Samba have received mixed reviews due to fit and breakage.� I believe those are shaped more like the mini-pickup "blasters" that are L-shaped and fit in the front and top of the window opening instead of the ones like mine that fit along the top and extend down about 3 inches.

Stephen

On Friday, June 27, 2014 11:47 AM, Don Hanson <dhanson928@GMAIL.COM> wrote:
� Does anyone make those plastic rain shields for the door windows for
Vanagons?�  They're attached to the top of the windows and allow the window
to be slightly down without rain coming in?�  The Astro van I got has
these, made from a tinted lexan or something.�  I like to have air
circulating into my van but it lives outside and we often see unanticipated
rain...wet seats and carpets aren't good...

...Love to have some for the Vanagon..