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| 10 present invention | 42 rotatable body |
| 12automobile | 44 elongated rod |
| 14 left sun visor | 46 bore |
| 15right sun visor | 47 upper edge |
| 16 windshield | 48 left visor |
| 18sun visor mounting means | 49 right visor |
| 20 rod | 50 replacement visor |
| 22bore | 51 tub |
| 24 means for connection | 52 replacement visor |
| 26auxiliary visor | 53 tab |
| 27 direction arrow | 54 replacement visor |
| 28hinged means | 55 tab |
| 30 lower edge of sun visor | 56 track member |
| 32clip-on telescopic visor | 58 individual track |
| 34 hinged means | 60 spring |
| 36telescopic means | 62 projection |
| 38 clip body | 63 stop |
| 39cavity | 64 direction arrow |
| 40 clip | |
| PATENT DRAWINGS |
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| FIGURE 1 Figure 1 is a perspective view of one of the embodiments of the present invention showing the inside of a vehicle looking at the windshield showing the present invention hingedly extended to the operative position on the left visor and hingedly folded to the non-operative position on the right visor. |
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| FIGURE 2 Figure 2 is an enlarged perspective view, taken from Figure 1 as indicated, showing a visor having an additional tinted transparent member attached thereto by means of a hinge and positioned in the operative position. |
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| FIGURE 3 Figure 3 is a perspective view of another embodiment of the present invention showing the inside of a vehicle looking at the windshield showing the clip-on telescopic visor in the operative position on the left visor and stored in the non-operative position on the right visor. |
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| FIGURE 4 Figure 4 is a perspective view of the embodiment shown in Figure 3. Shown is the clip-on telescopic visor having hinged means for using the visor without folding down the manufacturer's visor and having telescopic means for extending said clip-on visor to a user selectable position. |
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| FIGURE 5 Figure 5 is a perspective view of the embodiment shown in Figure 3. Shown is a rear view of a visor, shown in phantom in the operative position, with the clip-on hinged telescopic visor in the non-operative position. |
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| FIGURE 6 Figure 6 is a perspective view of the embodiment shown in Figure 3. Shown is a rear view of a visor, shown in phantom in the operative position, with the clip-on hinged telescopic visor extended by telescopic means below the manufacturer's visor. |
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| FIGURE 7 Figure 7 is a perspective view of the embodiment shown in Figure 3. Shown is a rear view of a visor, shown in phantom in the non-operative position, with the clip-on hinged telescopic visor folded down. |
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| FIGURE 8 Figure 8 is a perspective veiw of the embodiment shown in Figure 3. Shown is a rear view of a visor, shown in phantom in the non-operative position, with the clip-on hinged telescopic visor folded down and extended by telescopic means to a user selectable position. |
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| FIGURE 9 Figure 9 is a perspective view of an additional embodiment of the present invention showing the inside of a vehicle looking at the windshield showing the new visor having a compartment with a plurality of tinted transparent extendable visor members in a partially extended position on the left visor and the right visor showing the additional visors in the stored position wherein the user has a tab for each tinted transparency extending below the visor compartment for selection and extension purposes. |
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| FIGURE 10 Figure 10 is a diagrammatic view of the additional embodiment shown in Figure 9. Shown is the track which is located on each side of the visor compartment wherein each track houses an extendable tinted transparent visor therein. Also shown is a compression spring located on the top of each side to keep the extendable tinted transparent visors in the selectable non-operative position. |