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hey out there. does any body have a pic of a 53-55 Ford Panel, with a visor.???? how about opinions of this idea.?? and does anyone have one.?? thanks, Lloyd
This has been on my too do list since I picked my truck up. I've seen a hand full of trucks with a visor, and I LOVE the character they add to the truck.
You are going to have a little bit of a mounting challange because of the configuration of your drip rail. On the Bonus and Economy Builts it comes down the front of the pillar so it's easy to mount the visor on it.
On your truck the drip rail goes across the top of the windshield.
There are a number of different tyrpes of these visors. Most were made by a company called Fulton. Ford made some during the mid 1950s for their cars. The Fulton Visors were usually made of aluminum and were adjustable. They came with two large side panels and a center cap. The Ford Visors were steel and solid all the way across. One reason this is important is because you may have to take a couple of inches out of the solid visor. I think your "effie" is wide enough across the top that you won't have to trim the inside edge of the side panels.
Also, the Fultons of the period came in (at least) to main styles. There was the Regular Fulton which was somewhat of a chevron shape and designed for cars with split windshields, and the Deluxe visor (which both Arrowhead Fred and I have - and are the expensive ones) The Deluxe visor is more flat across the front and looks much better on the F-Series trucks. Here's a few pictures of each. Top is the Regular; next the Deluxe. Buttom is a 56 Fairlane Visor made by Ford:
That's a good point. But if you look at the installation on both mine and Arrowhead Freds truck, the bottom edge of the visor is even with the top edge of the windshield. It doesn't block your view.
And for those high signal lights ya gotta have the right stuff...need to accessorize......Get one of these:
That's a good point. But if you look at the installation on both mine and Arrowhead Freds truck, the bottom edge of the visor is even with the top edge of the windshield. It doesn't block your view.
And for those high signal lights ya gotta have the right stuff...need to accessorize......Get one of these:
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