Thread: Visor - what do you think

Any front on or 3/4 views ?

where did you get it , custom made ?? cant make out the label on the side.

big question is how much difference does it make and does it cut down the sun glare, I find I'm often reaching for my hat to cut the sun glare but end up with a hot head.

also I suppose its going to interfere with screen mounted gps devices, thats going to count me out if it does 'cause I've got the little GPS critters all lined up on my dash, one in the SPOT tracker, one for Geotagging photos, one in the Dashcam & then the Garmin Nuvi

anyway - good stuff

What do I think?
Butt ugly and does nothing

Does it do anything?

Originally Posted by FenianEel

Does it do anything?

No idea, prospective buyer so no experience.

Originally Posted by goingbush

Any front on or 3/4 views ?

Nope, sorry, that is the only photo the supplier has provided

Originally Posted by goingbush

where did you get it , custom made ??

I don't have one, just the photo provided by the supplier. They are made to order to a pattern - just specify the vehicle.

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466 Main North Road, Blair Athol, South Australia 5084
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Have had them on large trucks and falcon and holden utes over the years. They do have wind noise over 110kmh and really whistle at 120-130! But for sun protection your cannot beat them! Use 1 heading west at 3pm on and you will never be without 1 again! Ugly? sorta, but can you spoil the lines of a deefer?
Cheers Scott

I reckon it looks alright haha
If it blocks the sun well then it doesn't really matter what it looks like on a deefer anyway - the whole car is function over form

Make sure you post a pic if you end up getting it

I don't think it will do much. The Defender has a fairly upright windscreen so sun beating down on you is not that much of an issue. I think if the windscreen was raked back a bit more then you would get the benefit of such a shade when the sun is high in the sky.

I suggest you make up a drawing and see how much sun protection it provides in terms of angles etc.

That sort of thing was everywhere in the 60's and 70's. bet it will work a treat.