Chrome Vent Visors
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Joined: 02-23-2007
Posts: 17
From: Florida
No problems with visors
I had the dark smoked ones on my GMC Sonoma and didn't have any problems with them interfering with vision. I loved them. I saw a pic of a PT Cruiser with them and it looked awesome. I will check out the site you mentioned and if I find them I'll let yall know. I even thought about making my own if I couldn't find them but I'm not sure how good they would be or how they would last. 
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Joined: 04-30-2006
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From: Maryland Heights, MO
to the site Tomnavy!!!
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Joined: 09-12-2005
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From: Parkland (Tacoma), WA
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Joined: 05-13-2006
Posts: 2,334
From: Chicago,IL
Evidently you`ve never opened you window pre-maturely...
You`d probably drown with top only`s.
Besides, that`s a different application, won`t work. That truck has drip rails.
They`ll make a set for the HHR soon.
You`d probably drown with top only`s.
Besides, that`s a different application, won`t work. That truck has drip rails.
They`ll make a set for the HHR soon.
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Joined: 07-17-2006
Posts: 6,053
From: Dallas, GA
[quote=crazybob;143448]True, but "old fashioned" metal ones only go across the top of the window. They'd be easier to produce, also.
I don't think they make those for late models vehicles. Most don't like the fact they have to be screwed in.
I don't think they make those for late models vehicles. Most don't like the fact they have to be screwed in.
Last edited by SindyDix; May 2, 2007 at 08:54 PM. Reason: removed image from quote
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Joined: 09-12-2005
Posts: 317
From: Parkland (Tacoma), WA
I had some on my 72.5 Datsun Pickup. They weren't screwed in, they had some sort of metal clips. Anyway, no drip rails either but that's 'cause I shaved 'em off. I do see the point, though...
