My 1965 Corvette has a visor design that does not allow you to swing the visor to the window for when the sun is coming from the left. Will this unit
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It will only slide a little to the left or right ahead of you. It will not swing to the left without the visor.
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No, the sun shade does not operate on a swivel . . .the visor itself would have to move to the left.
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Hi,Thanks for your inquiry. This is just an extension, that has to be attached to the original visor, if that can't be moved to the left, then this won't either.Be Well
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I agree with vette driver. If your caprice has quad headlights, it will NOT work.
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I can't imagine it wouldn't. When you order, they will send you an email and ask your car make/model, then send you the right one. It's very simplistic; i.e., a rubber band that wraps around the visor and a piece of plastic you slide through it. Geniusly simple.
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The sun visor keeps it in place. If used vertically it stays in the crevice where the top of the windshield ends. I've also used it on my side window and it sits in the crevice at the bottom of the side window.
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You install on the sun visor.. Use the velco straps that came with the unit. Hope this helps.
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This is Dave From GlareStomper: Our manufacturing has never changed. The "fit and finish" are guaranteed and if anyone ever has a problem, please let us know and we will make sure you get the correct visor for your unit. Please keep in mind that our visors are designed for one purpose, to keep the sun off your screen so you can see your display. We have proven after 10 years that our product works. The 'fit' will vary from unit to unit, but the function and result is always the same.
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My Toyota Venza has factory installed tinted windows and there were no problems putting on the visors.
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NO depending where you mount it you can use you sun visor to block it at night or even in the day time
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mine is in a Nissan Sedan. You need to measure the width of the visor and compare it to the dimensions.
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I'm not 100% sure. You might have to remove the sun visors becuase it is adjustable to an extent. Its well worth a try becuase it covers all blind spots and I like how it looks :)
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The rear view mirror and visors are doing the work of holding it in place but the side window pieces sure help block out that sun. The visor has to be big to fit that windshield but it sure does the job.
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Difference in car model may have a difference in the placement and style of the sun visor. However, I don't see why it wouldn't fit on a car with a sunroof. Then again, there is a chance that the size of the visor correlates with with a specific model of car.
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My guess is you'll need a harness. Cost me about $350 for hardware and labor to get it installed. You might check out the Motorola unit, which I bought for car 2 after reading of it in Consumer Reports. Cost $50 and works fine, no installation, clips to sun visor
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Visor generally works great, but I agree that it doesn't totally shield intense sunlight you get in the mornings and late afternoons when you face it. I'm not blinded by it, but I'm aware of it.
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I don't think the Visor will hamper your Daughters driving or vision. In fact it will help her a lot when and if the sun glare bothers her. She will or should only pull it down for that reason. Hope this helps. Good Luck.
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I can understand your problem, but it is fairly simple to install. The part that attaches to the sunvisor will expand or detract to fit over the sunvisor. fit it over the sunvisor where the color visors are closest to windshield. slide the part over the visor to where it is tight. and you are done. You can fold down the dark one for sunshine or the yellow one for nite driving. Hope this will help you. I couldn't read instructions either.
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You don't look through it. It is a solid plastic-like piece that straps to your visor that is used to block the sun. Pull the visor down and move it over to the drivers side window. Slide the Visormate to cover the space between the edge of the visor and the edge of your window. The photo illustrates it perfectly.