Outside brackets for visor

Discussion in '1947-1954' started by wokri, May 10, 2013.

  1. wokri

    wokri Member

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    Hello,
    where do I get the outside brackets for a outside sun visor like this? the one I have is the larger one below.
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    Wolfgang
     

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  2. vwnate1

    vwnate1 Member

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    Fulton Sunshade Parts

    I imagine JoeAKA Mother Trucker on this board , can set you up .

    Or , search using the title I put in .

    On each end is a circular stainless steel plug that identifies the model you have there , an 800 I imagine .
     
  3. DeadZoneTruckin

    DeadZoneTruckin Member

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    You have a "KP Deluxe" sun visor.
    In addition to the "hockey stick" outside end brackets..... there are 4 clips that wrap around the door jam to mount the visor.

    There are a lot of KP visors around..... but very few still have the mounting brackets.

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  4. ssexton1

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    Is there a website showing the differences in the different brand of exterior sun visors for a 1954 Chevy truck. The one I have is a one piece and I am not sure of the mounting brackets that I need. Should I post a picture?
     

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  5. Tire man

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    Hello I need some of the hockey stick brackets for my KP sun visor. Would you know where to order them from?
     
  6. DeadZoneTruckin

    DeadZoneTruckin Member

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    Don't have any....All I have is a complete visor.
     

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