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Best rainvisor for a Reatta is your garage door down! I think they are worlds worst in rain, even if you have window down just a bit. Runs around from windshield when driving and drips from roof when you stop. I've learned to take another ride when its raining. Don't like taking it out in bad weather anyway. Engineering is great for wind noise and air flow. Wind doesn't tangle the three hairs on front of my head or blow mustache up my nose at 75 MPH. That's really hi-tech Buick Reatta stuff. I'd like to see what they would look like too. I'll check around A bit.

HAVE A GOOD DRY REATTA DAY! <img src="http://www.aaca.org/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/cool.gif" alt="" /> <img src="http://www.aaca.org/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/cool.gif" alt="" />

WAYNE

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Thanks for all the replys. I don't usually drive my Reatta in the rain, but some times I have to. It's a 1988 with 70K. Runs and drives like NEW. Looks like it too. Stan.

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I used some narrow adhesive backed chrome side trim and mounted it on the roof, just above the door opening. It isn't a stock look but it helps alot with roof runoff when it's raining and I have to get out or enter the vehicle

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