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sun visors

Started by Phantom, January 22, 2005, 03:26:51 AM

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Phantom

The last owner of my FC had the headlining replaced and never put sun visors back in , i have a set to put in but an unsure of the placement , does anyone have a pic of the area without a headlining in place so i can see how the small rod  on the visor fits into place, i would hate to ruin the lining as it is in excellent condition.
                                     Cheers Rusty
                                        
Bogans rule

colt

Rusty,
Having just finished my new headlining, I had the same problem. I felt around the area until I found the holes, when I found each one I put a nail through the material, put the visor over the nails & replaced 1 at a time with the screws. The material in this spot should be up against the steel frame where they screw in. I also put a small cut in the material so as not to rotate it when the screws went in. Hope you go ok.
Colin
colt

Phantom

Bogans rule

-KIWI-

dosent the phanthom have googles and there for no need for sunvisors ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

-KIWI-


Dave_EH

googles? are they what the All Blacks play in? I always thought the All Balcks just played with their eyes closed  ;D  Doesn't the phantom wear a mask?  ???

Martin

The liver is evil.  It must be PUNISHED

Martin
Marion.  South Aust.

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Emu

#7
What can I say Kiwi? You're doing me out of a job!

There's no need for me to make a fool outa ya when u r doing so well onya own.

Emu- Former payerouterer of the small, rotund, flightless bird.

P.S. Sorry Russ that I was so easily tempted into joining the hijack of your post.  :-X

-KIWI-

back in yer box boid !!!!!!!!!!!



sorry phantom for emu hijackin yer post  ;D ;D ;D
uncouth bird it is


kiwi - polite bird