Aerodynamic rear window cover?
 

Hello!

Last time I was on here, I was eco modding a 93 Astro van. My chore today is the 97 Saab 900 turbo 2.0 inline 4.

Browsing around at some images, I unintentionally revisited a childhood icon: The rear window cover on the DeLorean from Back to the Future. *edit I actually don't know if the thing was on the DeLorean or not, see below.

I think most of you know what I'm talking about, but if not, I will try to explain.

Multiple Kammabacks all the way down the rear window of a car with gaps for visibility.

I am not sure what these are called, but looking at the Saabs CD (.34) I think I could shave a .05 off of that with some light modding.

My question is this: What is the name of that rear window mount? I can not find it under the multiple search criteria's of rear/ back window cover/mount aerodynamic and I don't really know what else to search to get the thing on my screen haha

Thank you!

Rear window louvers?

What he said.

http://www.classiczcars.com/forums/a...louver-006.jpg

I had them on my 1981 Corolla Fast Back

google:

http://carphotos.cardomain.com/ride_...0007_large.jpg

http://s277.photobucket.com/user/zac...to1-6.jpg.html

buy them up, they are pretty rare
nobody has made them for a long time

Ebay:

Saab 900 SPG Turbo 2dr Coupe Rear Window Louver Louvers 86 | eBay



Rear window Louvers - SaabCentral Forums




another one here
Saabnet.com Saab Parts Classifieds
half way down the page
http://www.saabnet.com/tsn/class/ci.php3?ph=131015ccaar

You guys are awesome :D That's it exactly.

Now if only they were made for my year :(

I wouldn't worry since that piece does nothing for the aerodynamics. You'd be better off with a venetian blind inside the glass. The reason it works on the Delorean is there is a vertical backlight, so it turns a notchback into a fastback, sort of...

http://deloreaninfo.com/wp-content/u...1-1024x682.jpg

I believe they were just for style and to block the sun while still letting you see out. I know as far back as 1970 Plymouth had them from the factory on some Barracudas.

http://hkcarworld.com/sites/default/...carabo_1_0.jpg

Bertone Carabo
• First seen 1968 Paris motor show
• Designer: Marcello Gandini
Scissor doors in '69.