Is there anyplace that makes visors with the monitors already in them so I could just buy them and swap?

Or if not, whats the best way to go about putting a couple visor monitors in? Just buy the monitors and take them to a shop?

 

we just ordered many of these for our store.

should be getting them in next week.

5.6" tft and the visor comes in 3 different colors.

ill leave feedback on how good they are, or just put up some pics if i put them in my car...

 

hey...let me know how they turn out...

 

ill buy a couple from you if their any good....

 

just got them in..

i have 6" tft visors built in, universal fit and they fit perfect in the CL. the picure is awsome. they come in tan, grey, black. currently only have the 6" screens. will be putting this in to the my cl this week and will post pics.

let me know if interested.... group buy anyone...

ross

 

Pics please.

 

as soon as i put them in the car, or i can get you the pics from the display wall at the shop...

 

very interested....

 

are these the hard plastic ones, or are they fabric. I am really looking into these but I think the plastic ones really cheapen the look of the car....

 

they are the plastic ones, but i assure you that they dont cheapen the look by anyway.

 

Here's the plastic housed visor TV's:



Here's the ones we do that we recover the visors completely:

 

I dont mind if the lcd is housed in plastic (like the top pic above), but I assume the visors he is describing are ENTIRELY made of plastic (no fabric anywhere on the visor). I have not seen the ones you have, but have seen other plastic visors and was not impressed. Hopefully they look better that what I have seen.

 

Price!?

 

i'll second that...

price?

 

The 5.8" widescreen monitors kits (the one in the first pic I posted above), are $223.99 w/wireless remote. We charge $75 per visor to install them, but a DIY'er can definitely do it.

Price depends on the monitor you go with in the second pic. That's a older screen, 4:3 aspect ratio, we mostly do 16:9 widescreens now. We charge $250 per visor for labor for that kind of flush install since we modify the visor, coat it in foam, and have a new factory color matched cover made for it. Again, depending on the screen, you could easily spend $600 and up for a good screen with all the labor.

 

Ooh how bout a visor monitor that has a mirror finish on it, so when the monitor is turned off, it's a mirror? The wife's gotta have something to check her makeup with.

 

That's one of the only reasons I don't have them yet.

Girlfriend is always in the mirror. :-*

 

http://www.autoaccessorystore.com/ho...Special%20LCDs



i found these.....not bad prices.....anyone wanna put thier in before i think about buying them....

 

They look so cheesy.

 

i think they look like crap...

 

those look really good in person, dont judge the pictures. the quality of the picture is nearly perfect on them also.

i can beat those prices...

 

Yeah, those complete prefab univeral visors are pretty cheesy IMO

 

really cheesy

 

is that completely refab?

 

NO, that's just a TL visor with a visor monitor kit in it.
They make a COMPLETE UNIVERSAL visor with a screen in it. It's all plastic and kinda cheap looking.

 

THESE are the ghetto-fabulous visors:

 

Those are horrible

 

glad i gots yalls insight before i actually bought them...im gonna have a shop install some in my visors for me...$170 for a 7 inch...and $45 for install...does that sound good?

 

if not i might buy the one that clip onto the headrest from autotoys.com......not sure yet....so many screens....so little money.....

 

That sounds too good to be true.

What brand are the monitors?

 

yeah like red said, something is wrong there.

when I was looking at 7 inch monitors the best price I found was something like $550 per monitor installed.

 

visor mirrors in general are pretty ghetto and arent very useful

 

why are visor monitors ghetto? granted, they aren't very useful, but what screen (other than navi) in ur car is? if you want it, you want it, if not, than don't get it

 

i guess you could say that about any modification then.

 

Here is a dumb questions ... what in the world are these used for? You can't drive and watch TV with the visor down. Just curious.

 

I don't think there is much of a practical use. I guess your passengers could watch tv/dvd or something.

Its 99% for show.

 

 

From what I've heard they're great for navi use.