Hot Rods Model A Visors - lets see em

Here's the visor we did on my 29 tudor. It's shorter than the original and fits the car better imo.

 

Looks fine.
I always liked the look of this HAMB members visor and I guess it is similar to what you are doing, except that visor looks to be a 30 style on a 29.

 

yeah, they did drop the ball on a lot of it. but they did a great job where the belt line transitions, splits, and wraps up the quarter window. that and the visor; not a fan of the rest of the car.
-drZ

 

The visor looks great, good job! I like the brace. Do you have pics of the whole T so we can see what it looks like?

 

here's how a previous owner treated the visor on my 29 coupe.....i like it, looks a little different, i'm gonna redo the work as its kinda crude, but i'll keep the visor in that position.

 

There you go!
It is still under construction, but this pic gives you and idea where it is heading.

 

i punched and then flared mine a few weeks back, and here she is.

 

best of Rod and custom of the 50's book has a red A on the cover with a cutout in the visor and a piece of clear red plastic in it, looks kinda slick and makes it so you can still see

 

Now that is a cool idea, thanks for posting that.

 

Thanks man. Looking good so far. Nice workspace!

I like the visor on the coupe above too with the different size holes, cool

 

That's funny because the visor is the only thing that I have a problem with on a CHevy body. Still trying to figure out what to do with it.

 

Any more...

 

One I made for my yet to be driven coupe.....

 

I ran with the stock visor and eyebrow but this time around I modified the original 28/29 visor by moving it up about 1 1/2” and mounting it above the header wood.

Cliff Ramsdell

 

Okay I like that gives it a unique touch you are not going to see at every show

 

Not a model A, but model T visors are almost worse to deal with and a lot end up with model A visors attached in place of the stock item.
I decided to see what I could do and stick with the model T design.
This is what I ended up with.