Anyone have a good way to tighten the 67 sunvisor screws so they hold. Mine work loose and then blow down when I put the top down. They just don't want to tighten up any more. Any suggestions using the stock setup?
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Re: 1967 Sunvisors
A trick i used to solve this problem on our '88 Convertible is, believe it or not, is a plastic soda straw. Find a relatively thick wall straw that is a snug, not tight, fit on the visor pins. Insert the straw in the visor and counter sink it about 1/4 in, replace the visor on the mounting rods and tighten as desired.
We did this a few years ago and the visors have worked fine ever since.
Good luck and good driving.
George and Sue Ann Schaerer
'66 Milano Maroon SB Convertble -
Re: 1967 Sunvisors
A trick i used to solve this problem on our '88 Convertible is, believe it or not, is a plastic soda straw. Find a relatively thick wall straw that is a snug, not tight, fit on the visor pins. Insert the straw in the visor and counter sink it about 1/4 in, replace the visor on the mounting rods and tighten as desired.
We did this a few years ago and the visors have worked fine ever since.
Good luck and good driving.
George and Sue Ann Schaerer
'66 Milano Maroon SB ConvertbleComment
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