Marc80

I was sitting at a light killing time and decided to see why my sun visor kept slipping down into my view. I found out that it was a split bushing that just pushes against the rod. I picked an oakleaf off the seat and stuck it in the hold outside the busing. It seems to be fixed. If it droops again I am cutting a shim out of an aluminum can. What do you expect for a woodworker.

VegasJen

i don't know what everyone else expects, but i expect you to break down, spend the $10 and buy the replacement from corvette central.
ya cheap bastard! :jester
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you know i'm kidding, right? :cheers:

Desertdawg

Dang CD, he is a woodworker, take it easy on him..... :lol: :lol: :lol:


Mark80, are you planning on selling those leaves, I could use on for my drivers side sun visor too.... :thumbs:

LiveandLetDrive

If I were you I'd step up to VFP's (Vette Foliage Products) poly oakleaf bushings. Serious sun visor handling for the serious street machine :cool:

Marc80

I can take it. Besides, I know your kidding. Believe me, I support the partmakers plenty! Check it out.
http://members.cardomain.com/marc80




[Modified by Marc80, 1:58 PM 9/28/2003]

2CRUZIN

Us woodworkers have to do what ever it takes! :D