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Thread: Sportwagon rear dust deflector - Does anyone have one?

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    Default Sportwagon rear dust deflector - Does anyone have one?

    Holden accessories have the old wagon add-on dust deflector that suppose to help the suction effect behind the tailgate and keep it cleaner.

    I haven't seen one fitted to a sportwagon as yet, so I don't know if they look good or bad

    With the wet weather Sydney has seen recently, my back window is putrid within a couple of days. The VE's like to suck!
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    Default dust deflector

    I have one, they look good I reckon. I will see if I can get a pic taken, I
    'm away at work so my car is locked in the garage at home, but I might be able to get my old man to go around and take a few pics.They are kind of like a spoiler over the top of the tail gate light/spoiler.

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    I have one on my wagon. I have some pics in my thread in the show offyour ride section. Its not on the first page but if you want to look for it i think its called my voodoo blue ssv sportwagon. Should be able to see it in some of the pics in there.

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    Not sure if it works or not it was on the car when i bought it and i have never taken it off. But the rear window doesnt seem to get to dirty.

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    Pics please. I have a wagon and my rear window gets covered in crap if I go on an unsealed road . Would be very interested to see how these things look. Prices too!
    Last edited by UFO; 15-07-2011 at 04:10 PM.

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    No they won't do anything for a ute. They are designed for the wagon due to the shape of the back end and the way it magically sucks up every drop of water and piece of dust going!

    I too would like one for my wagon.

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    They do a cabin spoiler for the utes that sits over the top section of the sail plane - doesn't do anything functional though. I find the amount of grit and crap that gets sucked up under that giant gap between the rear bar and the bottom of the tailgate is crazy!

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