I put dark limo tint on my van's windshield and it works great.   If you
must see something up high in front of you, you have to 'change focus' a
little, like when driving past a beautiful mountain range....but if you
look, you can see perfectly well through the tint, you just have to 'tune
in'...and when driving west late or east early, I rarely even have to
deploy my sun visor inside.   Cooler inside, too.   I did it myself, not
hard at all using Chain Auto Parts window tint.

   Don Hanson

On Tue, Aug 7, 2012 at 7:00 PM, J Stewart <fonman4277@comcast.net> wrote:

> I personally would go with the tint, but then I'm 6'4", and many years go
> I had a Chevy van and put one of those visors on it. If I was the first
> vehicle at a traffic light and forgot to stop way back, I'd practically
> have to put my head down on the dash and look up to see the light! Jeff
> Stewart ----- Original Message -----
> > I have seen some windshield's with the top 6" or so tinted
> > Velma 82diesel 1.6 na westy
> > On Aug 7, 2012 7:53 PM, "Robert Stevens" <mtbiker62@gmail.com> wrote:
> > > Have
> > > thought an external visor for the windshield would help.......any
> > > thoughts?
> > Get one of t...
> > Wondering if he's talking about a visor used while driving, as on old
> > '50's
> > vehicles?
> > I got one of Jonce Fancher's windshield/driver/passenger door sun
> > shades
> > and it works very well when camped.
> > http://fanchers.com/69/Windshield%20Covers.htm
> > bob
>