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#192734 11/04/2005 8:26 PM
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I have a windshield visor, but I don't know anything about it. Are there any numbers, etc on them to know what it fits, or mfg? I know it doesn't fit anything later than '59. Also, how much are these worth? I'll get a few pics tomorrow and post them. Thanks.

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#192735 11/04/2005 11:12 PM
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Most visors were aftermarket. I have never seen numbers on them..they are usually ID'ed by measurement across the width, general appearance and type of attachment to the rig. Their worth varies with their application...most run around $200 with the rare ones fetching up to $700. If you can, do an E-bay search using "fulton sun visor" and you will see a pretty good cross section of listings.


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We found a visor for our 45 and 46 in a scrap yard and were able to purchase it for $20.00 Canadian. It has stamped on it something something Universal Ontario Canada.


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#192737 11/08/2005 9:57 PM
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You say "later than '59"...I'm assuming it's a curved type? I haven't seen but a few that looked decent mounted on a split-windshield truck, but it all depends on the make and design. The v-types seem to bring more money, but I've also seen a couple "odd" curved ones fetch a pretty penny too.

#192738 11/08/2005 10:53 PM
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If you can send me pictures and can help you identify it.I am the resident visor expert!


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