Neat, I haven't seen one before. The brackets look to me to mount the same way even though they look different. The key is to take your time and get another set of hands to help hold things in place while you test fit. The Fulton I have on my '38 has end brackets that were made for a different application but they are made of malleable aluminum so we were able to make it work and look like it belongs. Mount the brackets to the visor then hold the visor to your truck. When it looks right & fits right you're home free, mount it there. Just make sure you have 2-3 inches open across the back for air to pass through. If you mount it tight to the roof it'll act as a parachute and the first time you go too fast it'll get damaged.

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