C'mon...that's why they are convertibles!!! :banghead
U don't need all those fancy thing-a-ma-bobs....:nono. Jus put the darn top down like it was meant to do. Then u can c the lites. :lol :glol [/B][/SIZE][/FONT]
it's perfect for those lights that hide behind the header, top up or down :thumbs
I was upset when I thought the detailer chucked mine (he put it in the center console)
I wish you guys and gals would leave old thread alone. I saw this when it first was posted and then forgot about it. Seeing it again, I had to have one.
Jerry
Well, after 7 years I guess it is time for this one to wake up again. I love mine and have had them for -Seems like forever. Actually used to carry extras for those who commented at a rally. That easy to install and / or move until it is just where you need it.
Have not felt the urge or need to have one of these. Am about 6'2" and have the drivers seat all the way back.
Guess most of our street lights are not as high as some having problems here. This whole deal reminds me of those little devices you might see on early to mid-50's Chevys, Pontiacs, etc. that was on the dash and usually cause the car had one of those exterior Sunvisors that kinda blocked upward vision.
Have not felt the urge or need to have one of these. Am about 6'2" and have the drivers seat all the way back.
Guess most of our street lights are not as high as some having problems here. This whole deal reminds me of those little devices you might see on early to mid-50's Chevys, Pontiacs, etc. that was on the dash and usually cause the car had one of those exterior Sunvisors that kinda blocked upward vision.
That is exactly what it is except those were thick glass lenses and these are thin plastic lenses that stick to the windshield with a thin film of water. The only time I have a problem with mine is when the sun is behind the signal and the signal is not bright enough.
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