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Old Jan 15, 2013 | 10:17 AM
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My 65, in need of restore, came from the PO with no Sun Visors. Its a convertible. I picked up one visor on eBay. I need another.
Are the visors "side- specific" or can they be be switched or used on either side?
Since most mail order vendors offer both, it won't answer my question...
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They are "side specific". The stepped contour on the top side is intended to conform along the upper windshield moulding. Dennis
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Originally Posted by Bluestripe67
They are "side specific". The stepped contour on the top side is intended to conform along the upper windshield moulding. Dennis
The 64-67 coupe visors, appear to be the same, but 63-67 convertible (and 63 coupe) visors are lefts and rights.
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