Question to those with a rear window visor.
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Question to those with a rear window visor.
To those of you with a rear window visor, do they cut down on your rear-view visibility at all? How do you like it, what do you like about it, and can I get some pics please? 
I think ChrisAdams has one that looks real good on his truck -- but as of yet he is the only one I have seen on here that has one.
I think ChrisAdams has one that looks real good on his truck -- but as of yet he is the only one I have seen on here that has one.
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Is where I got mine.
Price last summer was 38.79 including shipping.
They are also on e-bay sometimes. I got the VentVisor (Autoshade) brand as it matches my Autoshade side visors.
The shade is visible in the rear view mirror, but the road behind you is completely visible. It might make it a little hard to watch low flying aircraft behind you.
Seriously, it actually helps your visibility because it slightly darkens the interior. Makes it a little cooler inside in the summer. It also helps your security. If someone wanted to break into the rear slider it would be one more thing that he would have to remove. My wife was not happy when I bought it, but now thinks it is great. Less sunlight, no loss of drivability.
She snapped a couple pictures of it this morning.
Chris
Is where I got mine.
Price last summer was 38.79 including shipping.
They are also on e-bay sometimes. I got the VentVisor (Autoshade) brand as it matches my Autoshade side visors.
The shade is visible in the rear view mirror, but the road behind you is completely visible. It might make it a little hard to watch low flying aircraft behind you.
Seriously, it actually helps your visibility because it slightly darkens the interior. Makes it a little cooler inside in the summer. It also helps your security. If someone wanted to break into the rear slider it would be one more thing that he would have to remove. My wife was not happy when I bought it, but now thinks it is great. Less sunlight, no loss of drivability.
She snapped a couple pictures of it this morning.
Chris
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Thanks a lot Chris! Just the input I was looking for. 
Not a very common item IMO as I've only seen 2 or 3 of these on ANY truck in the past year or so.
I too have AVS in-channel visors for my windows, so the match would be perfect for me as well. Thanks again!
Not a very common item IMO as I've only seen 2 or 3 of these on ANY truck in the past year or so.
I too have AVS in-channel visors for my windows, so the match would be perfect for me as well. Thanks again!
