Informal Poll - exterior sun visors

[40P10touring sedan]

I have posted three photos with various settings that I took thru the windsheild of my "Wayback Machine" I don't have any problems with visiability and living in the country' date=' there are few if any traffic lights, so when I do go to either Liberty or Ellenville, I do stop at the lights before the white line, but in all reality, it isn't that hard to see the traffic lights.

Hope this helps somewhat,

Bob[/quote']

Now here's a question Bob, id your glass dead clear is a slight green tint? I'm having new glass cut for my '40{was cracked} and the guy there told me mine was slightly green tinted so I'mreplacing it with the same...just curious as to what you got...

[40P10touring sedan]

My opinion...I like em. I've got a visor for my '40 ply 4dr sedan, want skirts, and spots, ...I also want ribbed bumpers too. That's as custom as I wish to get with the old girl...ok, some tastefull pinstriping here and there.

Most of the traffic lights around here have the way left side light to go by, other wise I'll just crane my neck over or follow the rest of the traffic I guess since I doubt those "dash light viewers" work too well in the daylight.

I did see a visor with a small step/flat in it with 3 see thru slots on either side for viewing the lights, but the price wasn't worth it to me...I'll stick with my fulton 800 for $238...has some tiny dents here and there on each half but I figure that's "character" and my car has some tiny dings already so it's a fine match.

[duke7427]

Love em

[Smokeybear]

They look good on a certain type of build. It wouldn't look right on my car but it suits a tail dragger or period custom well.