AVS 85-05 Chevy Astro Ventvisor In-Channel Window Deflectors 2pc - Smoke

AVS 85-05 Chevy Astro Ventvisor In-Channel Window Deflectors 2pc - Smoke

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AVS 85-05 Chevy Astro Ventvisor In-Channel Window Deflectors 2pc - SmokeSKU: 192006 UPC: 725478069617 AVS 85 05 Chevy Astro Ventvisor In Channel Window Deflectors 2pc Smoke Shield your 1985 2005 Chevrolet Astro, GMC Safari, and compatible S10 S15 models from rain and sun with AVS In Channel Ventvisors in smoke tint. This 2 piece set installs easily into window channels for precise fit and aerodynamic style. Enjoy fresh air circulation through open windows while blocking weather, reducing glare, and keeping interiors

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