dnvachon

If any of you have seen these things at www.lightinsight.com and wondered if they work I can tell you they DO! I just put one on my windshield today and it works great.. no more wrenching my neck to see the traffic lights.. I can see them even when I'm pulled up to the cross walk lines. It cost $15.45 total that's including shipping.

GDZHHR

Looks like a great idea.

Any chance of a pic from inside and one from outside?

Firewatcher

Somebody please slap me if I am wrong......I am pretty darned sure I saw a product that performs a similar function....plastic, on a stalk, sits on the dash. I think I saw it on a 50's vehicle sight. (Being retired has cut my brain function by 50%...all I remember is beer-chair)

x-ray1950

A glass prism that did the same thing was an option on 1950's Cheverolets,
if you can find one nowdays it would look really cool!!

dnvachon

I'll take a couple pics tomorrow... it's dark here now.

I did see those units you set on the dash but I didn't like them or the prices. This is just a little thing (feels like plastic) that sticks to the top of the windshield with water... comes right off if you want to remove it for.....something.

Ancient Outlaw

LOL....Thank God im not the only one who cant see traffic lights... Ive never had this problem with any other vehicle

jaysz2893

I have a fully restored 1930 Model A ford in my collection. I have one of these in the car:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Traff...temZ4646287191
Works well and was OEM style option.

pacerman

Mine is manufactured by "Fulton", suction cup attached, still in the original box. Used it in my chopped 34 Dodge, worked great.

Bowtie388SBC

Thanks for the post and link....Just ordered mine this morning

joesblackhhr

Wow now we can order those roof visors and not worry about seeing the traffic light !!!