Sunvisor clip
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Sunvisor clip
I guess I'm the only one with a drivers side sun visor that kind of sags when put down, closing off the top of the windshield so that I cant see the red lights signals.
I only do this when I have the top down on my C-5 convertible. The visors look GAWDY when left in the up position. Ruins the sleek flow lines of the C-5. Not sure that the wind resistance is cutting into my MPG
Guess I should go to a spec shop to have someone build me a clip, possibly fitting underneath the top windshield molding and swinging over under the front of the visor.
I posted this problem before and received a couple of recommendations for purchasing the non swivel anchor clip. Guess I didn't explain my problem correctly.
Any Ideas?
I only do this when I have the top down on my C-5 convertible. The visors look GAWDY when left in the up position. Ruins the sleek flow lines of the C-5. Not sure that the wind resistance is cutting into my MPG
Guess I should go to a spec shop to have someone build me a clip, possibly fitting underneath the top windshield molding and swinging over under the front of the visor.
I posted this problem before and received a couple of recommendations for purchasing the non swivel anchor clip. Guess I didn't explain my problem correctly.
Any Ideas?
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I guess I'm the only one with a drivers side sun visor that kind of sags when put down, closing off the top of the windshield so that I cant see the red lights signals.
I only do this when I have the top down on my C-5 convertible. The visors look GAWDY when left in the up position. Ruins the sleek flow lines of the C-5. Not sure that the wind resistance is cutting into my MPG
Guess I should go to a spec shop to have someone build me a clip, possibly fitting underneath the top windshield molding and swinging over under the front of the visor.
I posted this problem before and received a couple of recommendations for purchasing the non swivel anchor clip. Guess I didn't explain my problem correctly.
Any Ideas?
I only do this when I have the top down on my C-5 convertible. The visors look GAWDY when left in the up position. Ruins the sleek flow lines of the C-5. Not sure that the wind resistance is cutting into my MPG
Guess I should go to a spec shop to have someone build me a clip, possibly fitting underneath the top windshield molding and swinging over under the front of the visor.
I posted this problem before and received a couple of recommendations for purchasing the non swivel anchor clip. Guess I didn't explain my problem correctly.
Any Ideas?
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From: San Jose California
If you do remove your sun visors, you might want to pick up a "portable glare shield" from an aviation supply store. We use them when flying into the sun. it's just a tinted piece of thick film that sticks to the window wherever you need it.
