Authenticity: Sunvisors

Authenticity: Sunvisors
There are four different variations of sunvisors over the years: 1962-64, 1965, 1966, & 1967-69.
The 1962-64 years was a colorful era and featured two color variations for the sunvisors, brackets, & clips: Ice Blue & Silver-Beige. The Ice Blue visors were used on Sea Blue, Pacific, & Polar Blue body colors with the Ice Blue, Cerulean Blue, and Turquoise interior combinations. All the other colored T34s had the Silver-Beige visors.
In 1965 the visor & clips changed from Silver-Beige to Cloud White, but the styling remained the same.
In 1966 the visors & arms changed, a vanity mirror was added into the passenger side visor, the brackets changed to a flat design instead of the rounded style of previous years.
The late-model years (1967-69) had a driver's side map pocket in the visor to complement the vanity mirror. All were Cloud White.
There are six chromed Phillips screws (B 4.2 x 16mm, countersunk raised head) used for each T34: four for the brackets and two for the visors. The visor screws each have a chromed collar.