Look, it snowed last night and.....

DaveCoulter

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I'm on Vancouver Island, where it snows about twice a year. I guess the try branches aren't used to dealing with the extra weight, looked out the window this morning to see..

Looks like the wind guard took the brute of the force, but the door has a nice little dent and the paint cracked, which means I have to fix it. I'll take it to the body shop on Monday, what do you guys think the quote will be? I'm thinking $200-$300.
 

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Can't help you out but on the subject of snow- Just arrived in Salt Lake City, Ut and headed out to Solitude for the week and it's snowing like crazy! A huge change from St. Louis and loving it! Can't wait to get on the mountain tomorrow. If the 4runner was here I'd post up a pic of it but we flew :-)
 
I went snowboarding today; you didn't?

As far as the truck goes, I typically wait till spring to get stuff like this fixed because you never know what other shenanigans will take place during the winter. I'm speaking for the paint, not the ventshade.
 
i had the rear passenger AVS (auto ventshade) get cracked by a rock. i called just about every retailer and they can only sell by the set. i went with amazon b/c they have the free shipping offer.

you may like the in track style and wanna change them all out...

any how i will suggest getting some goo gone (its orange in color) to remove the existing ventshade and the residual glue/tape. its works great and caused no damage nor did it leave any film on my paint or window.
 

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