Glarestomper Maximum Shade - Folding Gps Sun Visor For 3.5 In. Displays on 2040-parts.com
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GlareStomper® The FIRST and ONLY FOLDING Nav Sun Shade Guaranteed to Work (or your money back) *Top Seller for 12 Years Running* **Don't be fooled by ineffective copycats** ***Ours is
large enough to actually work*** MODEL 316 Fits 3.5 inch GPS Displays
Mounts with narrow 3/8" strip of 'peel & stick' high temperature adhesive Velcro® (included)
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