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#694036 11/11/2010 8:30 PM
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Just curious, does anyone have a sun visor on their big bolt. I am guessing they are the same as the 1/2 tons for fit.


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Fits just the same as a small truck.

Although I'm not a fan of them on any size truck, I'll admit that depending on the particular truck occasionally it's a good looking combo, but not very often does it come out well..

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Any 47-55 Chevrolet standard cab or COE cab would have the same outside metal sunvisor used that year.

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Yeah, I looked through most of the gallery big bolt ADs and I think I only saw two or three with the visors. Think it would look better on a nice car. I will concentrate on looking for some really nice roof lights instead.


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For nice old looking cab marker lights I finally decided on KD-517 lights, it's made into the glass lens as well as stamped on the metal housing.
You can find them still new in the box if you look hard, and not usually expensive. They came black, silver, or chrome, and with red, amber, or clear lenses. I think red would be against the rules for cab (forward facing) marker lights. I plan to paint the housings gloss black.

Pretty regularly you can turn up complete ones or parts on ebay as well as swap meets.
I'm looking for one more clear lens, otherwise I think I have more than I'll need of all the other parts.

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I've tried visors on larger trucks, & just didn't think they looked right, for some reason.


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They looked pretty cool back in the 50"s.

Thats a pic of my Dad driving a big bolt, sun visor. Date Unknown

Good Luck

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Umm those visors look pretty good. On the 59, and the earlier AD. That AD pic from DADS50 is a nice old pic.


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Originally Posted by Lonnie


REALLY a nice truck !!!
Is that an air tank, or a fuel tank on the left side behind the cab ?

And, what kind of wheels is it ? Axle's replaced?


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