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10-03-2004 | 04:38 PM

SWINGRRR

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Saggy Sunvisors

Any way to fix them? Or just replace them?

10-03-2004 | 04:40 PM

Janny

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Re: Saggy Sunvisors

If you are referring to the straps on the visors, I took mine to an upholstery shop and had the guy tighten the straps. No problem, no big cost.

10-03-2004 | 04:50 PM

ucnu112

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Re: Saggy Sunvisors

Or overlap 'em and use a safety pin. Cheap fix.

10-03-2004 | 05:05 PM

1995greenTA

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Re: Saggy Sunvisors

or just cut the straps off, looks cleaner that way

10-03-2004 | 05:27 PM

SWINGRRR

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Re: Saggy Sunvisors

Its a 93, no straps. The whole thingsags.

10-03-2004 | 07:32 PM

Tair

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Re: Saggy Sunvisors

Your best bet is to look on eBay or call a local junkyard.

10-04-2004 | 06:47 PM

1 Nasty Bird

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Re: Saggy Sunvisors

well fo ranyone with the straps, just fold em up and tuck it under the mirror door. Holds it right up there. If your gonna buy new ones, try taking em off and smoothing it out and buy that 3M spray adhesive.

10-04-2004 | 07:02 PM

Z95m6

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Re: Saggy Sunvisors

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Originally Posted by 1 Nasty Bird

well fo ranyone with the straps, just fold em up and tuck it under the mirror door. Holds it right up there.

That is what I do. Now that you brought this up i might take them off and see if i can have my mom sew some new ones on there. She is pretty good with a needle and thread.