Oooh - that's nice.srellim234 wrote:Here's a clip-on visor extension:
http://www.drivingcomfort.com/...37124
The same thing is actually cheaper through amazon.com
http://www.amazon.com/Trillium...r=8-2
exactly, not only that, but my passenger had hers down and i was in a parking lot, almost turned into a car that was completely invisible behind it =\ so it was about that time she stopped putting on makeup =pmarleyfan wrote:Not only is it too short, its too wide. When I flip it down it covers half the windshield leaving only the lower half to see thru. Good luck seeing traffic lights.
In that case, try this one for $8 US. It isn't a match for your interior but functionally it should be exactly what you're looking for.ErikM wrote:
Oooh - that's nice.
I should have been more clear - I meant it's too short long-ways. I need it to extend farther when I have it flipped to the side so it covers the length of the driver's side window.
That looks like it will work! Thanks so much.srellim234 wrote:
In that case, try this one for $8 US. It isn't a match for your interior but functionally it should be exactly what you're looking for.
http://www.amazon.com/Get-Orga...tle_1
I hope this helps you.
This is true. My garage door opener doesn't fit on it.keanucosmo wrote:My biggest issue is that the visor is too thick. Things that use visor clips usually won't work on the V.
You're welcome. Please let us know how well it works.ErikM wrote:
That looks like it will work! Thanks so much.
Simple solution, Red: put it up before you get out of the carCodeRed wrote:You think it too short? Really? Every time I have mine down then get back into the car i end up wacking my head on it.