?Any ideas to fix 911 sun visors?

[baloo]

I've noticed many old 911s (like my '80 911SC Targa) have totally warped sun visors, although the material is in perfect condition. Does anyone have a suggestion for fixing these -- short of buying new ones for the ridiculous amount of over $150! Do you slit them and insert a board? Anyone try expanding insulation material, or something like that? Appreciate any ideas. Thanks.

[LeeH]

If you're not looking for concours, this seems to be the easiest way out:

http://www.autosunvisors.com/restoration.htm

[Gene Wilkes]

WARNING!!!! before!

After!

They don't look stock, but they don't look like crap either!

[84toy]

Vinyl Specialties have done 3 sets for me. They all look great and the price is excellent.

[BOOMER]

Originally posted by 84toy
Vinyl Specialties have done 3 sets for me. They all look great and the price is excellent.

I second Vinyl Specialties, $74 for the pair and nice work.

[randywebb]

hit the search button - we have an extensive, organized thread on this that lists every known option.

[Cipotifoso]

I bit the bullet and bought a new set of 964 visors for my '75 from our host. I figure that they are in your face everytime you're in the car, so they should look halfway decent and be a pleasure to use. Besides, my wife likes the mirrors on the backside.

[JBO]

Restoration is the way to go. I tried the slice and insert cardboard/foam method, and they were better, but were far from perfect.

[Facey]

i order a set which is a new visor and you just replace the attachment pieces... good so far...

[Fidalgo911S]

I think stock visors were made by the lowest bidder back in the day. A custom job looks so much better in my opinon.