A vehicle windshield protection device. The device may comprise: a cover portion and side mirror straps. The cover portion may comprise support members configured to prevent the vehicle windshield protection device from being blown off a vehicle. The cover portion may substantially cover an outer surface of a windshield of the vehicle. The side mirror straps may engage with one or more side mirrors of the vehicle. The wind strap may engage with a top portion of a vehicle and may prevent the device from being blown off the vehicle. The cover portion is generally configured to prevent frost, ice, and snow from adhering to the windshield.

A vehicle windshield protection device. The device may comprise: a cover portion and side mirror straps. The cover portion may comprise support members configured to prevent the vehicle windshield protection device from being blown off a vehicle. The cover portion may substantially cover an outer surface of a windshield of the vehicle. The side mirror straps may engage with one or more side mirrors of the vehicle. The wind strap may engage with a top portion of a vehicle and may prevent the device from being blown off the vehicle. The cover portion is generally configured to prevent frost, ice, and snow from adhering to the windshield.

A windshield vision cover and devise to operate the cover. The windshield cover is a transparent plastic film that protects a visible area of the windshield of a vehicle. The devise is a pair of metal tubes that house the plastic film, a mechanical component, and an electrical component. The electrical component sends power to the mechanical component, causing the spool within the tubes to rotate. This moves the plastic film between the tubes, replacing the plastic film covering the visible area of the windshield. This invention allows off-road vehicles to effortlessly maintain visibility without the need for operators to remove a windshield, purchase foldable windshields, purchase disposable windshields, or subject the internal area of the vehicle to debris.

A windshield vision cover and devise to operate the cover. The windshield cover is a transparent plastic film that protects a visible area of the windshield of a vehicle. The devise is a pair of metal tubes that house the plastic film, a mechanical component, and an electrical component. The electrical component sends power to the mechanical component, causing the spool within the tubes to rotate. This moves the plastic film between the tubes, replacing the plastic film covering the visible area of the windshield. This invention allows off-road vehicles to effortlessly maintain visibility without the need for operators to remove a windshield, purchase foldable windshields, purchase disposable windshields, or subject the internal area of the vehicle to debris.

A combination of a window covering assembly and a window frame can be used in a vehicle. The window frame has an outer face including at least one groove having a depth direction in a direction substantially orthogonal to a pane of the window frame. The window covering assembly is provided with one or more snap elements for snap-fixing the window covering assembly to the at least one groove of the window frame.

A combination of a window covering assembly and a window frame can be used in a vehicle. The window frame has an outer face including at least one groove having a depth direction in a direction substantially orthogonal to a pane of the window frame. The window covering assembly is provided with one or more snap elements for snap-fixing the window covering assembly to the at least one groove of the window frame.

An assembly for protecting the rain gutter of an automobile having a main assembly body a first securing means, and a second securing means whereby said assembly is constructed and arranged to cover the rain gutter of an automobile.

An assembly for protecting the rain gutter of an automobile having a main assembly body a first securing means, and a second securing means whereby said assembly is constructed and arranged to cover the rain gutter of an automobile.

A molded pocket of a cover for a transportation vehicle is provided including a body having a complementary upper portion and lower portion configured to define a cavity. A feature of the transportation vehicle is received within the cavity. The lower portion of the body is affixed to the cover. A coupling mechanism is configured to selectively couple at least a part of the upper portion and the lower portion of the body to transform the body between an open position and a closed position.

A window shield cover for a vehicle has a cover member shaped to be place on top of and cover an exterior of a windshield of the vehicle. A first attachment strip is removably attached to the cover member. The first attachment strip extends past a first edge and a second edge of the cover member. A second attachment strip is removably attached to the cover member. The second attachment strip extends past the first edge and the second edge of the cover member. An element collector covers a front surface of the cover member.