Sun Shade options
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Mountain Pass
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Sun Shade options
So let me start by saying I live in Texas, so we get plenty of sun!! I am having trouble finding sunshades for my 75 F100. Seems as though modern windshields are obviously much longer, I am measuring my window to only have a height of about 18".
has anyone found a sunshade that is short enough...... but long enough to cover our windshields?
Thanks,
james
has anyone found a sunshade that is short enough...... but long enough to cover our windshields?
Thanks,
james
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Mountain Pass
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Yea....... that was what i was thinking of , but I thought if someone knew of a model that would fit, it would save me the trouble of going to my sister to sew something up.I figure if I cut through one of those Bubble wrap looking sun shades, I would have to then at least sew something at the end to prevent fraying.
James
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Get a larger/longer one width wise and just do not unfold the ends....that works for me. I have a rather tall one that also gets put between the visor and cab roof, and then flip the visors down to hold it.
Grumpy goat
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What about this? Card board with space blanket glued to it. When I was a poor buck sergeant and couldn't afford store bought accessories, Uncle Sam issued us a bunch of extra space blankets. I made a shade for my CJ7. I used some kinda lightweight composite wood panel that was laying around, and cut it to fit and fold the way I wanted. I used 3M spray adhesive to bond the space blanket to the panel. It covered windshield completely and folded up nice and compact.
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