I just let the window rest on top of the rear-view mirror. Like this:



Simple enough for you?

I also have the wire-thing. Old ones I guess, they was already there when I got the car. And they are EASY to use, not in the way when parking (not the way I'm driving anyway ), no rattling and holds a firm grip on the window until I decide to disengage them. Working perfectly. Disengage in a second, engage in two. No one can seriously say this thing takes up space or are in the way when driving?



So, in my 2CV GrandTurismo(wire thing is an luxury-option) I have 4 positions of the window!

1- Held a bit open by elbow. For rainy cold days in city-speed.
2- Held open by wire-thing. For cold days.
3- Held open by door mirror. My most used position. For that alround use.
4- Fully open. For those warm days or hooning in town.

What a luxury-car......such advanced windows

Those things _kick_ _arse_.

To save 'em getting misplaced, I "clip 'em onto" the vent-flap "shelf" bit of the dash. Doesn't take a lot of practice, and you can fit 'em single-handed whilst driving - and, best of all, it's very easy to slide 'em up and down the door to adjust how far open the window's held.

Whoever came up with the idea is truly a god amongst men.

exactly what i do!

Same here, although I've never had any of these injuries people mention by leaving it resting on my arm, it's second nature to a 2cv driver surely?