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Awesome tip David! Thanks buddy
Simple! Love it.
I had a truck that for years I just kept pushing the visor up every few minutes. I went to the junkyard and got a used one that did the same thing but didn't match.
Great info!
Great video.
Thanks again.
are you guys over at brothers gonna make a visor bracket that extends,like the new visors? cause when I have the sun on my driver's side the visor only stops half the sun from coming in.
thanks again Dave….. question: is the driver side visor the same as the passenger? I only have one on my 1965, but doesn't seem to want to fit properly. made me wonder if i have a passenger side one.
Thanks
Your videos are great. The best how to videos for working on these classics. Have you ever considered doing a tutorial on converting from a generator to an alternator for a 59 GMC?
Mines jacked up and I haven't even thought to replace it, until now
Some early trucks only came with a driver's side visor or maybe none at all. It's nice to be able to buy all you need to install a visor.
Great video as always. I have a question about an older video. I watched your how to on replacing the window weather strip in the door, does the glass have to be removed to do the sections that go in the guide tracks inside the doors? Sorry if this is off topic