Can anyone identify this windbreaker?

[dasadrew]

from this pic?

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Anyone know how it fixes, where to buy and what it costs?

Cheers

Drew

[Andrew S]

Here you go Drew

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/wind-deflector-to-fit-TRIUMPH-STAG-1973-TO-1997-AFTERMAKET-/151276451393?pt=UK_Car_Accessories_Touring_Travel&hash=item2338c77641

[Motorsport Micky]

Blooming drafty around either end of that I should think, I thought the idea was to cut out the draft ?

Mickey

[iani]

Looks a bit pointless with those huge gaps, you can get a proper fitting one for that money.

[badenstag]

Hi,

it seems also to be available on some ebay-Shops in Germany (e.g. http://www.ebay.de/itm/Zymexx-Windsc...item417d389ae9).
The auction description states that it will be fixed by screws (but not where) without drilling.

Regards
Gerd

[dasadrew]

Thanks for the info guys. That looks like some hefty bracketry on the horizontal part. Wonder where those screws go into?

Regarding the gaps, on all the cabrios and roadsters that I've had with a windbreak there has always been a great big gap but the effect has still worked perfectly. I'm afraid that air flow can't be determined by looking at a picture or drawing; sometimes fluid dynamics do exactly the opposite of what you'd expect with 'common sense'.