i need help finding a "lund" cab visor for my 74 f250. if any1 knows any sites that still has them plz let me know and if anf other lund visors will fit it like 80s model ones and such.

 

Friends don't let friends install Lund cab visors (unless it's on a Chevy).

 

PM sent.

Shhhhhhhhhhhhh.

 

Respectfully, c'mon Montana... to each their own.

I have contact and confirmed with this company that they offer new Dentside sunvisors but only do them in very limited production runs... like five at a time.

The next set is scheduled to be delivered on or about June 17. $100 each plus shipping. The rate on shipping is based on the box size rather than its weight. If you know of any locals who also want one, it's better to partner up to save on shipping costs cuz he can squeeze up to three in a single box.

Scofield's Truck Accessories - Moonvisors & Sunvisors - Hadley, PA

Scofield's Truck Accessories
19 Lake Road
Hadley, PA. 16130

Phone: 724-253-2623 (9-5)
Fax: 814-724-7496
Cell: 814-282-2272 (After 5)
Email: scofieldsta@zoominternet.net

.... ask for Robert.

 

Make sure you get one that doesn't require drilling holes in the roof...

 

What about for Bumps? will a dent fit a bump? haha

 

It was said in jest, sun/moon visors just aren't my cup of tea, but the OP is free to do as he pleases.

Hell, i run mudflaps on my rig and some might find those just as equally "horrendous" (aesthetically speaking).

 

word of advise on the sun/moon visor's.... sounds wrong but cut the back area "the vent's" open a extra 1/4-1/2 inch other wise when you hit hwy speed's the air pressure make's them fold up & in on the cab

 

My 77 had naked lady mud flap's when I bought it. had to cut them off after my first trip out in the pasture. every time I'd back up I'd run them over. BAHAHAHAHAHAHA

 

needless to say no one like's to get stuck behinde me when we go out & play in the mud anymore.

 

indeed, dont use sheetmetal screws either, they pull out. buy some quality weld nuts and bolt it on.

 

it would be close I would think. the cab shape look's the same when you put the two next to each other

 

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thats what i was thinking, i want to put one on my truck. we're really good with fiberglass at the shop, so we could make just about anything fit, but closer is better.

 

I like the look's of them but don't wanna drill into my cab to put one on.

 

Just seal the area where drill the holes and bolt the thing on. Again SEAL the area cause those things are known to cause rust issues in the top drip rail and that goes down the A pillar and to the rockers.

I had a parts truck with one and it recked havoc on the whole area.....all caused by the installation of that visor for sure.