A simple question for Traveller owners. Do you have problems with the rear windows misting up? And if so, how useful are the heated rear windows? The reason I ask is that I am at that stage in the restoration where I will soon be refitting the glass into the rear doors and I don't want to regret a) spending a lot of money unnecessarily OR b) not changing to the heated type while it was all in bits...
Love to hear any thoughts and comments...
Traveller heated rear windows - any good?
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Traveller heated rear windows - any good?
1956 Morris Minor Series II
1959 MGA 1600 Roadster
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1959 MGA 1600 Roadster
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Re: Traveller heated rear windows - any good?
I've got a pair for mine... but not fitted them yet
When I was driving it day to day, all the windows used to get steamed up very easily!
When I was driving it day to day, all the windows used to get steamed up very easily!
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Re: Traveller heated rear windows - any good?
If these are the windows with the element built-in like every other car nowadays, it follows that they will work perfectly.
Small heated rear-windows are also available now for the early Minor saloons.
Small heated rear-windows are also available now for the early Minor saloons.
Re: Traveller heated rear windows - any good?
If, like me, you use the car every day, whatever the weather, then the rear heated screen are worth having, the front even more so.
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Re: Traveller heated rear windows - any good?
I have them on my Traveller and swear by them. They take about four or five minutes to take effect and then I just switch them off and let the residual heat take the rest of the condensation away.
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Re: Traveller heated rear windows - any good?
I WOULD LIKE A STICK ON TYPE HEATED REAR WINDOW FOR MY SALOON BUT HAVENT SEEN THEM YET
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