$430.00
Protect your cabin from direct sun glare and heat with a classic black mesh Chrysler Valiant exterior sunvisor engineered for VH, VJ, VK, CL, and CM models (1971–1981). Mounted directly above the front windscreen, this accessory shades your view while maintaining optimal forward road visibility.
Vehicle Compatibility: Precision-shaped for Chrysler Valiant VH, VJ, VK, CL, and CM sedans and wagons (1971–1981).
Cabin Heat & Glare Shield: The Chrysler Valiant exterior sunvisor cuts harsh sun glare and keeps cabin temperatures lower.
Robust Materials: Manufactured with a heavy-duty black powder-coated mesh insert, lightweight alloy surrounds, and stainless steel pillar clips.
Drive your classic Chrysler with maximum comfort and classic aesthetic appeal by installing a dedicated Chrysler Valiant exterior sunvisor. Specifically constructed for Chrysler Valiant models spanning the VH, VJ, VK, CL, and CM series built between 1971 and 1981, this black mesh windscreen visor creates an effective overhead canopy that shields driver and passenger from oppressive Australian sun exposure.
Cruising during peak sunlight can create intense glare off your vehicle hood and windscreen, raising cabin temperatures quickly. Fitting a Chrysler Valiant exterior sunvisor filters direct sun rays before they hit your glass. The fine-gauge mesh reduces eye strain and keeps interior surfaces significantly cooler during hot afternoon drives without compromising your line of sight.
Built to meet demanding highway conditions, each Chrysler Valiant exterior sunvisor is engineered using durable, rust-resistant components:
Black Powder-Coated Mesh: Delivers reliable sun filtering with a clean, low-sheen finish that resists weather corrosion.
Structural Alloy Surrounds: Secures the mesh frame firmly, preventing warping or twisting under wind loads.
Stainless Steel End Clips: Provides robust mounting points to clamp the structure firmly against your vehicle pillars.
Suits Models: 1971–1981 Chrysler Valiant VH, VJ, VK, CL, and CM series.
Installation Method: Typically mounted using self-tapping screws directly into the side pillars. Careful measurement and proper alignment prior to drilling ensure a tight, flutter-free fitment.
