Aftermarket Rear Defroster

[1ton-o-fun]

Thanks for all your hard work to document all of this. I know it'll be worth the effort now.

 

[Kkortman112]

Thanks for all your hard work to document all of this. I know it'll be worth the effort now.

I'll let you know in the morning if it was worth it, supposed to clear off tonight and get down to about 27° with no wind, so there should be a nice thick layer of frost to test it out lol!

 

[Kkortman112]

26° this morning. Picture #1 is before I started the truck. Picture #2 is after 1 minute. Picture #3 is after 3 minutes. Picture #4 is after the full 10 minute cycle, but to be honest it pretty much looked that way after 7-8 minutes. I'm very happy lol!

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[618 Syndicate]

Great write up!

 

[Kkortman112]

Great write up!

Thanks!

 

[1ton-o-fun]

Awesome! I might have to make this a higher priority. My list of things to do is vast, Lol!!!

 

[618 Syndicate]

My list of things to do is vast, Lol!!!

Mine too, but my pockets ain't as deep as my list is vast....

 

[Kkortman112]

Awesome! I might have to make this a higher priority. My list of things to do is vast, Lol!!!

Always something to do, right? Lol! Now if I can find a set of gray fancy sun visors from the late 90's trucks I can redo my headliner next spring. I have adhesive and some fabric but want to do the nicer visors when I tackle that project.

 

[Kkortman112]

Mine too, but my pockets ain't as deep as my list is vast....

Although not dirt cheap this kit alone was just under $100 shipped. I did spring for the coiled cords since this window opens and they were like $16 each, but I'm glad I went with them.

 

[1ton-o-fun]

Well worth the money in my neck of the woods.