From: JIMRHER@aol.com
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Date: Thu, 14 Mar 2002 12:20:32 EST
Subject: sun visors 
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My introduction to the L4P was in a friends P that had Rosen visors installed 
at one time. I was intending to use them in mine because of my favorable 
results in my A36. The problem in the L4 is that there is no head room. This 
friend had removed his but still had the bonded in 3 studs that were sticking 
out toward your head, not a safe or comfortable item. He put me on to the 
real answer and don't laugh. At Walgrens drugs I bought the rectangular coil 
up sun screens that are about 17 X 13 and come two in a storage bag about 6 X 
6 and costs $3.95 for the two. Without a doubt the cheapest and best return 
on investment going. These have little suction cups that push on the window 
and pull off. Very easy to move or bridge the window post or completely cover 
a window and still see through it. Store it almost anywhere and is so light 
that you can't weigh it. I have been using these in mine and I would not look 
any further and definitely would not build in visors.
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