Need recommendations where to buy an Old School Windshield visor. Steve 321-987-7741

 

My first suggestion is to NEVER post a ph# like that on the web.

Second, personaly, I don't like either style I've actually seen on a HHR. One has to be glued to the window as part of the mounting, the other some have had an issue with it coming off after a while.

I think it is a great idea and they look good, just not happy with stories I heard about them.

Check with Maggie at Race and Street, a great vendor.

 

had mine on for 2 seasons..seen 2 winters and a few major wind storms..follow instructions..make sure window is clean..one thing ive noticed about most of the HHRs is that the window molding(must be trimmed back)usually has wasy too much adhesive behind it..carefull when pulling it back..i broke 2 windscreens during install on mine.my advice is to get a glass guy ti install it..thatway if he breaks it..your in the clear..also a little dab of windshield adhesive..will hold the visor VERY FIRM..U MAY ALSO NEED SMALLER WIPERS..HAD TO TRIM ABOUT HALF INCH OFF MIVE TO CLEAR THE VISOR..

 

I have seen the one's call SunVizor, and don't like the downward curve on the ends. Does anyone know of an outlet for the "Rolled visor" like the one that Cal Cruiser used to carry?

 

Does any else know where to buy a old school visor?

 

ttt

 

They might look good, but how do you ever see traffic lights?

 

And Florida, please edit your original post, that phone number hanging out there is asking for trouble. I'm sure that nobody on this forum would do anything illegal or immoral with that info, but having it out in the "world" is not so good. I speak from experience since my wife was the victim of identity theft five years ago, and we're still dealing with issues that crop up.

 

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