visor for your MU,rodeo,or other Isuzu's

[wbski007]

I put this visor on my Rodeo,it came off a 1992 Chev S10,it does fit my Rodeo with a little modification, If any of you are interested, I'll give the low down on how I did it. It does help keeping the sun out of your eye's. See photo's
Cheers Wayne

[BUSHPIG]

looks good m8. what does it look like from in the car? does it take away any view?

[Demonic]

looks kinda nifty, also like the wind deflictor you got on the roof.

[wbski007]

It doesn't take away any view from the inside looking out at all, if you stop to close to a traffic lite you might have to lean forward a bit but thats about all, I'll take some photos from the insde out tomorrow to give you some idea what it looks like,its been a big help with this Florida sun,takes alot of the glare away. As long as some of you are interested I'll write up how I did it tomorrow,its easy, cheers,Wayne

[wbski007]

I took some photos from the inside looking out as you can see the visor does not block your vison at all,It came off a 1992 S10 Blazer,S10 P/U's would be the same,I imagine you have Chevy S10's over there,I picked up my visor from a U-pull it yard for $20.00,I was lucky I got one with lights,as far as I know they didn't make them for Isuzu's,at least thats what I was told,so I did my own, It fits further down on the windshield then it did on the S10 so I had to make A small bracket to reach over to the windshield piller to fasten the front to, but other than that the back part screwed to the roof as it did on the S10. (see photos) I used 1" self tapping screws to hold the visor to the roof and front pillers, I ran the self tapper in and then out again,added some silicone to the end than ran it back in again. I used # 8 1/2" screw and nut to hold extension tab to front visor hole,as for the tab it self I used a small stainless steal one that held a wind deflector on the front of the sun roof of an old Mercedes I used to have,just had to bend it in an S shape to make it work. If you happen to get a visor with lights like I did I'll leave the wireing to you,HAHA.
Good luck and cheers,Wayne