Anybody know within Thailand where I might get a Sun Visor for my Toyota truck?

A bit like this but does not have to be so fancy or so expensive

In all the years I've never seen one here so don't hold out much hope but no harm in asking

Want it try and cut out the reflection of the dash on the inside of the windscreen and washing out the reversing camera picture when the sun is at certain angles overhead.

Edited September 30, 201411 yr by Daffy D

Extra wide dark film does the trick along the top of windscreen.

I don't think I have ever seen an external visor in Thailand. As above, dark tint on the top works ok

Extra wide dark film does the trick along the top of windscreen.

Yep,

Those things are only any good if the sun is overhead...

Daffy D try www.jim4x4.com

Has an address Prawet Bangkok 10250 contact phone numbers for him on there as well, has this item listed on his site, let us know how you get on

I'm considering the "Extra wide dark film does the trick along the top of windscreen"

I sit fairly high up and throwing my eye at the angles looks like the dark strip would have to be fairly slim.

Just thought I'd check out the possibilities of an outside visor before doing anything.

Thanks Dave the www.jim4x4.com site looks good but they don't list any prices That has got to make their stuff expensive.

Same or similar visors on USA website priced about 300 USD and the riding light kit was an extra 90 USD.

A bit expensive for me but I'll contact jim4x4 and see what kind of prices they quote.

Thanks

transam@ Those things are only any good if the sun is overhead... True but isn't that where it is most of the time

transam@ Those things are only any good if the sun is overhead... True but isn't that where it is most of the time

No.

I'm considering the "Extra wide dark film does the trick along the top of windscreen"

I sit fairly high up and throwing my eye at the angles looks like the dark strip would have to be fairly slim.

Just thought I'd check out the possibilities of an outside visor before doing anything.

Thanks Dave the www.jim4x4.com site looks good but they don't list any prices That has got to make their stuff expensive.

Same or similar visors on USA website priced about 300 USD and the riding light kit was an extra 90 USD.

A bit expensive for me but I'll contact jim4x4 and see what kind of prices they quote.

Thanks

transam@ Those things are only any good if the sun is overhead... True but isn't that where it is most of the time

If you get into the situation of low afternoon sun only good sunglasses and the sun visor inside the car/truck will provide protection from the sun's glare.

I'm considering the "Extra wide dark film does the trick along the top of windscreen"

I sit fairly high up and throwing my eye at the angles looks like the dark strip would have to be fairly slim.

Just thought I'd check out the possibilities of an outside visor before doing anything.

Thanks Dave the www.jim4x4.com site looks good but they don't list any prices That has got to make their stuff expensive.

Same or similar visors on USA website priced about 300 USD and the riding light kit was an extra 90 USD.

A bit expensive for me but I'll contact jim4x4 and see what kind of prices they quote.

Thanks

transam@ Those things are only any good if the sun is overhead... True but isn't that where it is most of the time

If you get into the situation of low afternoon sun only good sunglasses and the sun visor inside the car/truck will provide protection from the sun's glare.

And/or film fixed to the top 8 inches of screen.....But Ducks don't know that or drive.