Finding a Moonvisor

[nickcatt]

I've got my vehicle which is my 2000 Ford Explorer XLT. I have installed a brush guard, KC HiLites, and a trusty CB from my dad. I personally think that my rig would look a whole lot better if I installed a moonvisor. But, they are really hard to find! I was wondering if anybody had any ideas on an easy way to find the right size. If I'm not mistaken, the roof is 50 inches wide. Would a moonvisor for a Ranger fit? Maybe an F-150 or a different small pickup or SUV?

 

[SWIGIN]

Are you talking about a sun roof? If so I have a factory unit I do not want and would sell it cheap.

 

[toypaseo]

He's looking for this (above the windshield)...

http://www.explorerforum.com/forums/index.php?threads/installed-my-lund-moon-visor.442013/

 

[Rhett]

I have a Lund SunVisor (the one without any lights). You might be able to see it in my avatar pic.

I would say contact Lund International (http://www.lundinternational.com/) and see if they still make one for a 2nd gen, or can direct you to something that would fit.

 

[Prince_Polaris]

Oh dang, tell me if they have them, I'd love to stick a moonvisor on my Truck, I've loved them ever since I was a kid!

 

[FF_RSQExplorer]

Suprisingly this once popular item (which i love moonvisors with lights) isnt made any more. I was suprised when i went looking for one for my f250

 

[Prince_Polaris]

Suprisingly this once popular item (which i love moonvisors with lights) isnt made any more. I was suprised when i went looking for one for my f250

I know, they're so rare to see, my friend's got one on his truck and I'm jealous

 

[FF_RSQExplorer]

There must have been such a dramatic drop in demand to make such a big company like Lund to stop making them.


Here is one on ebay:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/like/351644...7290-0%26rvr_id%3D1165597490399&ul_noapp=true

Also Keystone Auto Parts, which has a line of repop. Aftermarket products has begun selling aimilar visors:
https://m.summitracing.com/parts/kr...ne-restyling&gclid=CIfahcX2gtICFYSIswodszIAqw

 

[SWIGIN]

People got tired of drilling into there roofs and eventually cracking the sheet metal.

My buddy has these on a few trucks and they all crack the roof sooner or later.

 

[Prince_Polaris]

People got tired of drilling into there roofs and eventually cracking the sheet metal.

My buddy has these on a few trucks and they all crack the roof sooner or later.

So that's how you install them... Well, no wonder they went out of style, I want one but I want my roof to stay in one piece more. I thought there'd be a nicer way to put it on...

 

[FF_RSQExplorer]

So that's how you install them... Well, no wonder they went out of style, I want one but I want my roof to stay in one piece more. I thought there'd be a nicer way to put it on...

Yea the original ones drilled in with self tappers. If you were smart you'd drill a hole and insert a nutsert with a rivet gun making sure you buytl prime or seam sealed it .

 

[Prince_Polaris]

Yea the original ones drilled in with self tappers. If you were smart you'd drill a hole and insert a nutsert with a rivet gun making sure you buytl prime or seam sealed it .

Yeah, but I don't like the idea of drilling holes in my roof either way, certainly not here in the rust belt

 

[swshawaii]

Can't imagine what "Moon Visors" do for highway MPG or wind noise at higher speeds. I'm sure they don't help.