Abstract: A motor vehicle windshield curtain control comprising a casing transversely fastened behind the windshield of a motor vehicle at a top, two side tracks respectively obliquely extending downward from said casing and fastened behind said windshield at two opposite sides, a curtain received inside said casing, a revolving axle driven by a reversible motor to rotate two endless belts via rollers and pulleys, and a curtain having a rear end edge secured to a division plate inside said casing, a front end edge secured between said two endless belts, and two opposite side edges secured to two round rods inside said two side tracks by loops, wherein rotating said reversible motor in one direction causes said curtain to be let off and stretched between said two side tracks to shut off said curtain; rotating said reversible motor in an opposite direction causes said curtain to be taken up and received inside said casing.

Abstract: A vehicle rear view mirror rain shield comprising of a plurality of revolving blades attached to a plurality of rotary hubs, which are sleeved on a revolving shaft and inserted with one inside another, and operated by a motor which when opened has the shape of a sector of a circle to protect a vehicle rear view mirror from rain water is disclosed. A rubber packing is attached to the first blade to seal the gap between the rain shield and the adjacent window glass.