Sunvisors lack of
Sunvisors lack of
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jvr

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789 posts

271 months

Thursday 8th March 2007
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Pick my Tuscan up next week and was wondering does anybody have a problem with there being no sunvisors,if so is there a solution apart from driving in the dark only.
cheers
Paul

arebrec

3,545 posts

247 months

Thursday 8th March 2007
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Our Cerbera doesn't have any, and you do get used to it, just buy a decent pair of cool which I haven't done yet, cause I'm forever breaking or losing them, so I just buy lots of cheap ones.

On a really sunny day it can be a bit of a pain, but like I said you do get used to it, I wouldn't want visors now, they would just obscure the view too much.

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whitey

2,508 posts

308 months

Thursday 8th March 2007
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try squinting, sunnies, half standing in the seat or a booster seat

Dont worry it does not really matter as the roof is so low anyway!

vinniep

82 posts

259 months

Thursday 8th March 2007
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I actually find it a pain....it does not seem a difficult thing to have sorted and was going to post something similar.

tuscnick

817 posts

262 months

Thursday 8th March 2007
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I have not done it, as i enjoy squinting. But..

I understand some people have self installed some MX5 Visors.

Not for me, but may help you

Nick

yahooooooo

248 posts

232 months

Thursday 8th March 2007
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Dont complain you should be glad to out driving in the sunshine as we do get a lack of it these days

lady topaz

3,855 posts

278 months

Thursday 8th March 2007
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You really do get used to not having them. After nearly 4 years of doing without you dont notice the absence. The screen is so low anyway visors would be very restrictive imho.

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madbadger

11,730 posts

268 months

Thursday 8th March 2007
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You do get used to not having them. Particularly with the roof off they wouldn't block much anyway.

I've found the best solution is decent shades cool and if it is really sunny a baseball cap too.




Edited by madbadger on Thursday 8th March 22:01

Bob the Planner

4,695 posts

293 months

Thursday 8th March 2007
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madbadger said:
... I've found the best solution is decent shades cool and if it is really sunny a flat cap too.

Definitely shades and a hat. Visors would not suit the car IMO.


Edited by Big Al. on Thursday 8th March 22:43

madbadger

11,730 posts

268 months

Thursday 8th March 2007
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Ow do, Bob.

Hope you're not missing Yorkshire too much.

PascalBuyens

2,868 posts

306 months

Friday 9th March 2007
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When I bought the Elise, I was worried about this too...

When I bought the Tuscan, I didn't even pay attention to it, as I got used to having decent sunglasses in the car anytime. For me, the upper part of the window sits just perfectly to keep the sun out of my eyes anyway

jvr

Original Poster:

789 posts

271 months

Friday 9th March 2007
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Sunglasses it is then,but its still a strange ommisionconfused

tvrinbfg

1,459 posts

308 months

Sunday 11th March 2007
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At it's launch, each Tuscan was going to come with a pair of TVR designer sunglasses for the owner. TVR Personal Possessions run by Peter's brother-in-law submitted designs and samples, but the idea never really got off the ground.

maddog-uk

2,392 posts

270 months

Sunday 11th March 2007
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I use sunglasses in the tamora and keep a baseball cap in the boot. Works perfectly.