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Disco 4 commercial rear window guard.
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northernmonkeyjones
 


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Disco 4 commercial rear window guard.

Is there such a thing as a metal rear window guard to go inside the glass to complete the security in the rear of the van.

I have had a search but havent come up with anything yet. I have the rear side glass protection, tinted rear window and a front bulkhead, but the rear window is a decidedly weak area, it is heavily tinted but you can still see the tools etc.  
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harvey6480
 


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mine had thick plastic covers on and tinted window.....

best try those  
Post #11521953rd Sep 2013 7:34 pm
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You can add the fitted sunshades; together with the privacy glass it makes it very difficult to see in. Land Rover - Turning Drivers into Mechanics Since 1948

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Could you not rivet some or the cage material to the existing trim panels to cover the window? Or mYbe screw straight into the metal frame and secure it that way? Never argue with an idiot! They will bring you down to their level, Then win with experience!!  
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