You're talking old school accessories. I've never seen one for a G-body before, only on earlier '40's, '50.s, maybe '60's cars.
You could ask some low rider guys, or get creative and make your own.
I've seen several Elky's in the Pittsburgh area sporting visors back in the late '80's to mid '90's. Those were the "old man" rides back then with other trim on them like the ol' curb feelers & static straps.
In the 80s and 90s it prob more common to see el caminos with visors around here. Naturally it may have been a truck thing. I recall on a trip from mn to Saskatoon seeing alot of new things. Lots of gbodys with the visors and other cars too. Also there was running boards. Cars everywhere with truck running boards including gbodys.
Yes at one time they seemed to be the rage... not sure if they were trying to protect the body or if they figured it looked good. Never really pursued it. Did buy a couple year old Cutlass for the wife that had them....apparently a doctor had it before us.
Mostly I’d only seen them on El Camino’s. Can’t remember the gentleman on here had seen one in a salvage yard. I very much doubt they make them now. They were the same mounting system as they did with the pickups.
Drill a pilot hole and put a rubber washer with a nut insert that compressed and sealed as well as held the visor on. Most people I think added silicone as an extra precaution on leaks. You might be able to use a salvage yard search engine to find one. Or ask some of the G Body parts companies sponsored here if they know of a place.
I've seen several Elky's in the Pittsburgh area sporting visors back in the late '80's to mid '90's. Those were the "old man" rides back then with other trim on them like the ol' curb feelers & static straps.
double-bladed? I'd forgotten all about those! but I do remember when they were selling those little clip-on wings to force the blades down onto the windshield
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