Rear sunshades
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From: Jersey
My Ride: 2004 530i
Model Year: 2004
I never found a US source, got them from Nigel shipped across the pond.
No need to tear apart your door cards, they snap into the window frame with clips. Down side, obviously, is that they are fixed so don't roll up and down. I keep them in full time in the spring / summer months and remove during the fall / winter. My kids like them in the summer, keeps them cool and they can still see outside. I don't have the rear, I do have a BMW OEM manual rear sunshade that I have had sitting around for a year, haven't gotten to that project yet,
No need to tear apart your door cards, they snap into the window frame with clips. Down side, obviously, is that they are fixed so don't roll up and down. I keep them in full time in the spring / summer months and remove during the fall / winter. My kids like them in the summer, keeps them cool and they can still see outside. I don't have the rear, I do have a BMW OEM manual rear sunshade that I have had sitting around for a year, haven't gotten to that project yet,
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Joined: Nov 2008
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From: Houston, TX
My Ride: 2006 530i, Jet Black, Tan, Premium, Steptronic
I received a quote yesterday:
120 GBP blinds + 19 GBP shipping = 139 GBP = $220 which seems very reasonable since buying just the rear sunscreen from BMW costs about $200.
120 GBP blinds + 19 GBP shipping = 139 GBP = $220 which seems very reasonable since buying just the rear sunscreen from BMW costs about $200.
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