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#671302 08/18/2010 4:28 PM
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Hi guys,

I posted this same question over on the HAMB (for those of you who frequent both forums.

I'm looking to get a Sun Visor for my 54' 3100. I've seen on an old post here that a Fulton Model 1000 would fit, but it has to have special end brackets?

Remember '54 was a one piece windshield, so no center support for the visor.

Advice? Any Pics?
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Bryan
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Have you posted a Parts Wanted ad in the Swap Meet?

There is a parts seller in AZ that usually has various visors for a 1954 Chevrolet truck.

tclederman #671320 08/18/2010 5:35 PM
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Nope....

I hadn't gone that far with it yet. I'm headed out to a swap meet in Springfield MO. this weekend, and just needed some advice so that I can keep my eyes peeled.

If I could get the specifics on that guy in AZ I'd appreciate it.


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Bryan,
Look at the visor I put on my Burb.I made a bracket that bolted to the top of the cab to support the middle.That way you don't have to find a car one to fit.I paid 75.00 for mine and built the drip rail ones also.I'm not going to Sprfld but only live 2 hrs south.There will be a guy there named Ken Neel and he sould have one.if not I can find one for you.


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I recently recieved a flyer from Chevs of the 40's, one of their new items is a correct looking visor for the 54 truck. I compared the picture to the factory original one on my truck and its looks the same. Wish they would have come out with this years ago before I paid long dollars for mine.

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The visor for a 54 could use the same end brackets as the 47-53. The center bracket is the one that is different, due to the one piece windshield. The visor is so nice to have on a sunny day.


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