Window Visors that go IN the window track?
 

I could have sworn I have seen visors that do this.
That go inside the window track instead of sitting on the outside of the car.
I hope someone knows what I'm trying to say.
I just am not a fan 100% of the way they sit on the outside of the window.

Thanks,
-Brian

i have them on my box ( in channel )
i don't like the ones on the out side either.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...6429525&rd=1,1

ok that's the name...in channel

Any pics please? or link to a site for them?

Thanks again,
-Brian!

look at my pics, i have 2 that show them on my box

that is a nice clean look.....perfect

FYI, had my Wade In Channels for over two years now... still holding up fine. No cracks or anything! I love em.

I have a set for sale. theyre used but in good condition. I just haven't posted it in the classifieds. PM if youd like

i also have the MADEs. i like them because thay don't stick out very far and thay hang lower then the out side kind.

Weathertechs are the best in my opinion. I installed accessories for 8 years, and have installed ventvisors, bugshields etc., from most of the manufacturers out there. The Weathertech's are thicker, they are made out of better plastic, the plastic is not as darkly tinted, and thet dont stick out very far. The mounting sufaces are machined to a uniform thickness, and makes for a snug fit. They cost a little more, but the are well worth it. I wouldn't waste my money on anything else.

I've had Wades for almost a year, with no issues whatsoever...

They're great in the summer with the box parked in the lot at work- I leave the windows down ~1" to lower the interior temps, with no worries about sudden rainstorms.

No worries about getting ripped off, either, since the lot has smartcard access...

Dunno that Weathertechs are worth twice the money, but their floormats are killer...

I put my "in channels" in last week, and they are great so far. One problem I do seem to run into, is sometimes the rear windows can clip it trying to go up, since the in channels don't sit as far out from the window.

has anyone had any problems with a wistle or wind noise because the thing is "in channel" and the window cant go up all the way or seal proplerly?