Visor mounting structure and visor

Abstract

To provide a visor mounting structure and a visor which can be attached and detached by a simple operation without using a predetermined fastener or a predetermined tool and in which the mounting state is stable.SOLUTION: A mounting member 3 attachable to the outer surface of a vehicle body and a visor 1 having a long belt-shaped eaves 2 attached to the vehicle body via the mounting member 3 are provided, wherein the mounting member 3 is provided with a first holding part 5 at an outward end, and the visor 1 is provided with a second holding part 9 extending from an end of the eaves 2, the first holding part 5 is formed of an elastic member, and the first holding part 5 formed of the elastic member has a recess 6 which is opened in the outward direction and into which the second holding part 9 can be inserted, and the recess 6 has a shape in which the opening part 6b is narrower than the inside 6a of the recess 6 in a cross section in the inward and outward direction.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 3

Description

[Technical field]

[0001] The present invention relates to a visor mounting structure and a visor that are mounted to a vehicle body. [Background technology]

[0002] Conventionally, visors that are attached to the window frames of a vehicle body for the purpose of blocking light and preventing rainwater from entering the vehicle interior have been known. On the other hand, in recent years, ventilation inside the vehicle has been recommended from the viewpoint of preventing infectious diseases. Therefore, there is a demand for visors that can be attached even in vehicles, such as buses, where visors were not previously required, so that rainwater does not enter the vehicle interior even when the window is open. However, because visors have not been required until now, it is often preferable not to attach a visor in situations such as vehicle body washing and maintenance. Therefore, there has been a demand for a visor that can be easily attached and detached from an existing vehicle body and has a stable attachment state.

[0003] For example, Patent Document 1 discloses a technique for attaching a side visor to a window frame by forming a concave visor attachment portion in a glass run, forming a visor attachment leg in a side visor, and inserting the visor attachment leg into the visor attachment portion. The side visor attachment structure disclosed in Patent Document 1 is capable of maintaining the attachment state by forming a protrusion that can be engaged with the inside of the visor attachment portion and the tip of the visor attachment leg. As another method for maintaining the attachment state, a technique of screwing the attachment member and the side visor, as disclosed in Patent Document 2, is known. [Prior art documents] [Patent documents]

[0004] [Patent Document 1] Patent No. 6331927 [Patent Document 2] Japanese Utility Model Application Publication No. 05-056525 Summary of the Invention [Problem to be solved by the invention]

[0005] The technology disclosed in Patent Document 1 allows the side visor to be easily attached, but once installed, it is difficult to remove, and there remains a problem in meeting the demand for detachability. The technology disclosed in Patent Document 2 allows for a removable and stable installation, but the number of parts increases and a screw fastening process is required, making attachment and removal time-consuming.

[0006] SUMMARY OF THE PRESENTLY PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS An object of the present invention is to provide a visor mounting structure and a visor which can be attached and detached with a simple operation without using any specified fasteners or tools, and which is stably attached. [Means for solving the problem]

[0007] In order to achieve the above object, a first configuration of the present disclosure includes an attachment member attachable to an outer surface of a vehicle body, and a visor having a visor body attached to the vehicle body via the attachment member, wherein the attachment member has a first retaining portion at an outward end when attached to the vehicle body, and the visor has a second retaining portion on the visor body, the first retaining portion or the second retaining portion being formed from an elastic member, and the first retaining portion or the second retaining portion formed from the elastic member having a recess into which the second retaining portion or the first retaining portion can be inserted, and the recess has a shape in which the opening is narrower than the interior of the recess in a cross section in the inward / outward direction when attached to the vehicle body. Another aspect of the configuration of the present disclosure is characterized in that, in the above configuration, the first retaining portion is formed of an elastic member and has a recess that opens outward when attached to the vehicle body, and a gripping portion and a hooking portion formed inside the recess, and the second retaining portion protrudes from at least one of the front and back sides of the visor body and has a hooked portion that is hooked on the hooking portion when inserted into the first retaining portion, and a gripped portion on the visor body side of the hooked portion that is gripped by the gripping portion when inserted into the first retaining portion. Yet another aspect of the configuration of the present disclosure is characterized in that the second holding portion is formed of an elastic member and has a recess that opens toward the vehicle body side when attached to the vehicle body, and a gripping portion and a hooking portion formed inside the recess, and the first holding portion protrudes at least one of upward and downward, or at least one of forward and rearward when attached to the vehicle body, and has a hooked portion that is hooked on the hooking portion when inserted into the second holding portion, and a gripped portion on the vehicle body side of the hooked portion that is gripped by the gripping portion when inserted into the second holding portion. In order to achieve the above object, a second configuration of the present disclosure is a visor having a visor body that is attached to a vehicle body via an attachment member that can be attached to an outer surface of the vehicle body, the attachment member having a first retaining portion at an outward end when attached to the vehicle body, and the visor having a second retaining portion on the visor body, the first retaining portion or the second retaining portion being formed from an elastic member, the first retaining portion or the second retaining portion formed from the elastic member having a recess into which the second retaining portion or the first retaining portion can be inserted, and the recess has a shape in which the opening is narrower than the interior of the recess in a cross section in the inward / outward direction when attached to the vehicle body. Effect of the Invention

[0008] The visor mounting structure and visor disclosed herein enable the visor to be attached to and detached from the vehicle body by a simple operation via the mounting member without using a specific fastener or tool. Also, the visor and mounting member can be stably assembled by the hooking of the hooked portion and the gripping of the gripped portion by the gripping portion. [Brief description of the drawings]

[0009] [Figure 1] FIG. 1 is an explanatory diagram showing a state in which a visor according to a first embodiment of the present disclosure is attached to an outer surface of a vehicle body. [Diagram 2] 1 is an enlarged side view showing a portion of a state in which a visor according to a first embodiment of the present disclosure is attached to the outer surface of a vehicle body. [Diagram 3] FIG. 3 is an end view taken along line AA in FIG. 2, illustrating the visor mounting structure according to the first embodiment of the present disclosure. [Figure 4]FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram showing a part of the mounting member according to the first embodiment of the present disclosure. [Diagram 5] FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram showing a portion of the visor according to the first embodiment of the present disclosure. [Figure 6] 3 is an explanatory diagram showing end faces of the visor and the mounting member taken along line AA in FIG. 2. [Figure 7] FIG. 11 is an explanatory diagram showing the mounting member and the visor during assembly. [Figure 8] FIG. 11 is an explanatory diagram showing the mounting member and the visor during removal. [Figure 9] FIG. 11 is an explanatory diagram showing a visor mounting structure of a first modified example. [Figure 10] FIG. 11 is an explanatory diagram showing a visor mounting structure of a second modified example. [Figure 11] FIG. 11 is an explanatory diagram showing a visor mounting structure of a third modified example. [Figure 12] FIG. 11 is an explanatory diagram showing a visor mounting structure according to a second embodiment of the present disclosure. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS

[0010] Hereinafter, an embodiment of the present disclosure will be described with reference to the drawings. Fig. 1 is an explanatory diagram showing a state in which a visor according to a first embodiment of the present disclosure is attached to the outer surface of a vehicle body, and Fig. 2 is an enlarged side view showing a part of the visor attached. Fig. 3 is an end view taken along line AA in Fig. 2, and is an explanatory diagram showing a visor attachment structure according to the first embodiment. Fig. 4 is an explanatory diagram showing a part of an attachment member according to the first embodiment, and Fig. 5 is an explanatory diagram showing a part of a visor according to the first embodiment. Furthermore, Fig. 6 is an explanatory diagram showing the end faces of the visor and the attachment member taken along line AA in Fig. 2. In this application, the direction away from the vehicle body in the mounted state is referred to as the outward direction, and the direction toward the vehicle body is referred to as the vehicle body side direction or the inward direction. The directions shown in Figures 4 and 5 correspond to the directions in the mounted state.

[0011] The first embodiment will be described below. The visor 1 has a vertically long rectangular visor body 2, and is attached to the outer surface of the vehicle body via an attachment member 3 so as to cover a part of a window part W as shown in Figures 1 and 2, and functions as a sunshade and rain shield. In the first embodiment, the window part W has an inset window W1 and a side-opening window W2 that can be opened and closed by sliding in the front-rear direction of the vehicle body, and the visor 1 is assumed to cover a part of the window W2.

[0012] The mounting member 3 is formed of an elastic member. At the inner end of the mounting member 3, as shown in Figs. 3 and 4, a vehicle body mounting portion 4 is formed having an arrowhead-shaped cross section that protrudes inward. At the outer end of the mounting member 3, a first holding portion 5 (concave side) having a recess 6 that opens outward is formed. The first holding portion 5 is substantially C-shaped in the cross section in the inner / outer direction (Fig. 3) so that the opening 6b is narrower than the inside 6a of the recess 6. At the inside 6a of the recess 6, the first holding portion 5 is provided with gripping portions 7, 7 formed at the outer end and a hook portion 8 formed on the vehicle body side of the upper gripping portion 7. At the lower part of the vehicle body mounting portion 4, a water-stopping protrusion S that protrudes inward is provided to stop water that has flowed down the outer surface of the vehicle body. 1 and 2, the mounting member 3 is attached by inserting the vehicle body mounting part 4 into a groove part R formed along the upper edge and front edge of the window W2 on the outer surface of the vehicle body, and is provided continuously over a part of the upper edge and the entire front edge of the window W2. At this time, since the vehicle body mounting part 4 is arrowhead-shaped, the mounting member 3 does not easily come off and can be stably fixed to the vehicle body.

[0013] The visor 1 is made of a hard material. As shown in Figs. 2, 3 and 5, the visor 1 has a second holding portion 9 (convex side) extending from the end of the visor body 2 across two sides, the upper edge and the front edge of the visor body 2. The second holding portion 9 is formed with a hooked portion 10 that protrudes onto the front side of the visor body 2, and a bulging portion 11 that bulges out in a substantially semicircular shape is formed on the back side of the visor body 2. The visor 1 is assembled to the mounting member 3 by inserting the second holding portion 9 into the recess 6 of the first holding portion 5. Note that, as shown in FIG. 6, when the thickness of the eaves body 2 is B and the maximum thickness of the second holding portion 9 in the measurement direction of the thickness B is C, B < C. Further, the angle θ between the extension line of the outer surface of the eaves body 2 and the engaged portion 10 is set in the range of 15° ≤ θ ≤ 150°, and preferably in the range of 90° ≤ θ ≤ 130°.

[0014] Hereinafter, the attachment and detachment of the visor 1 to the vehicle body via the attachment member 3 will be described. FIG. 7 is an explanatory view showing the attachment member 3 and the visor 1 during assembly. Further, FIG. 8 is an explanatory view showing the attachment member 3 and the visor 1 during removal.

[0015] As shown in FIG. 3, the visor 1 is assembled to the attachment member 3 by inserting the second holding portion 9 into the recess 6 of the first holding portion 5 of the attachment member 3 attached to the vehicle body. As described above, since the first holding portion 5 is formed of an elastic member, when the second holding portion 9 is inserted into the first holding portion 5, as shown in FIG. 7, the opening 6b of the recess 6 of the first holding portion 5 is expanded by a part of the second holding portion 9. When the second holding portion 9 passes through the opening 6b and enters the interior 6a, the opening 6b returns to its original shape due to elasticity. At this time, the gripping portions 7, 7 grip a part of the visor 1 on the eaves body 2 side of the second holding portion 9 by elasticity. A part of the visor 1 gripped by the gripping portions 7, 7 is the gripped portion 12. The visor 1 is stably assembled to the attachment member 3 by the gripping of the gripped portion 12 by the gripping portions 7, 7 and the engagement of the engaging portion 8 and the engaged portion 10 inside the recess 6.

[0016] On the other hand, since the mounting member 3 is made of an elastic member and the recess 6 has a shape in which the inside 6a is wider than the opening 6b, as shown in Fig. 8, by rotating the visor 1 in a direction in which the visor body 2 moves away from the window W2, a part of the visor 1 pushes open the opening 6b, and the hooking between the hooking part 8 and the hooked part 10 is released. At this time, since the bulging part 11 of the second holding part 9 is substantially semicircular in shape, the second holding part 9 can easily rotate in the inside 6a of the recess 6, so that the operation for pushing open the opening 6b can be performed relatively easily. After that, the visor 1 can be removed from the mounting member 3 by pulling out the visor 1.

[0017] In this way, the visor 1 can be attached to and detached from the mounting member 3 without using a specific fastener or a specific tool. Therefore, the visor 1 can be attached and detached by a simple operation as necessary. On the other hand, if the visor 1 can be attached and detached by a simple operation, the assembly strength between the visor 1 and the mounting member 3 may be an issue in actual use. However, as described above, since the mounting member 3 is provided along the upper edge and the front edge of the window W2, the assembly of the visor 1 and the mounting member 3 also extends to two sides of the upper edge and the front edge of the window W2. In other words, the assembly of the visor 1 and the mounting member 3 on two adjacent sides that intersect at an angle perpendicular or quasi-perpendicular to each other suppresses the rotation of the visor 1 in the direction in which the visor body 2 moves away from the window W2, and therefore, sufficient assembly strength for actual use can be ensured. Therefore, the visor mounting structure of the first embodiment allows the visor 1 to be stably attached to the vehicle body.

[0018] The visor mounting structure of Example 1 includes a mounting member 3 that can be attached to the outer surface of a vehicle body, and a visor 1 having a vertically elongated rectangular visor body 2 that is attached to the vehicle body via the mounting member 3, the mounting member 3 having a first retaining portion 5 at its outer end, the visor 1 having a second retaining portion 9 extending from the end of the visor body 2, the first retaining portion 5 being formed of an elastic member, the first retaining portion 5 formed of the elastic member having a recess 6 that opens outward and into which the second retaining portion 9 can be inserted, and the recess 6 has an opening 6b that is narrower than the interior 6a of the recess 6 in a cross section in the inward / outward direction. In addition, the first holding portion 5 has gripping portions 7, 7 formed inside 6a of the recess 6, and a hooking portion 8, and the second holding portion 9 has a hooked portion 10 that protrudes to the front side of the eaves body 2 and is hooked onto the hooking portion 8 when inserted into the first holding portion 5, and a gripped portion 12 on the eaves body 2 side of the hooked portion 10 that is gripped by the gripping portions 7, 7 when inserted into the first holding portion 5.

[0019] Therefore, the visor mounting structure of the first embodiment enables the visor 1 to be attached to and detached from the vehicle body by a simple operation via the mounting member 3, without using a specific fastener or tool. In addition, the visor 1 and the mounting member 3 can be stably assembled by the hooking of the hooking portion 8 and the hooked portion 10 and the gripping of the gripped portion 12 by the gripping portions 7, 7.

[0020] The above describes the first embodiment of the present disclosure based on the illustrated example, and the technical scope is not limited thereto. For example, the first holding part and the second holding part can be designed in any shape as long as the gripped part can be gripped by the gripping part, and the hooking part can be hooked to the hooked part, and the opening of the recess of the first holding part can be pushed open to remove the visor from the mounting member. That is, the end face shape of the second holding part may be a square shape as shown in FIG. 9, or may not have a bulging part as shown in FIG. 10. It may also be a hook shape as shown in FIG. 11. The first holding part is desirably designed to have a shape corresponding to the shape of the second holding part. For example, when the second holding part having a square cross section shown in FIG. 9 is adopted, it is preferable to design the first holding part so that the gripping part is provided inside the recess from the hooking part, and the hooking part is provided on both the inner upper and lower surfaces of the recess. The second holding portion may be provided at a portion other than the edge of the visor. For example, the second holding portion may protrude from the rear surface of the visor, the cross section of the visor may be formed in a U-shape, and the visor may extend upward beyond the mounting member.

[0021] The second embodiment will now be described. FIG. 12 is an explanatory diagram showing a visor mounting structure according to a second embodiment of the present disclosure. As shown in FIG. 12, the visor 1a has a vertically long rectangular visor body 2a (not shown) and a second holding portion 9a (concave side) formed of an elastic member. In FIG. 12, the visor 1a is illustrated as having the visor body 2a and the second holding portion 9a integrally provided, but the visor body 2a is preferably hard, and it is assumed that the two formed as separate bodies are combined into one body by a known method. The second holding portion 9a has a recess 60 that opens inward. In addition, the second holding portion 9a is made approximately C-shaped in cross section in the inner / outer direction so that the opening 60b is narrower than the inside 60a of the recess 60. In addition, the second holding portion 9a has gripping portions 7a, 7a formed at the inner end in the inside 60a of the recess 60, and a hook portion 8a formed on the outside of the upper gripping portion 7a.

[0022] The mounting member 3a is made of a hard material. The inner end of the mounting member 3a is formed with a vehicle body mounting portion 4 having an arrowhead-shaped cross section that protrudes inward. The mounting member 3a is attached by inserting the vehicle body mounting portion 4 into a groove portion R formed along the upper edge and front edge of the window W2 on the outer surface of the vehicle body. Furthermore, a first holding portion 5a (convex side) is formed on the outer end of the mounting member 3a. The first holding portion 5a is formed with a hooked portion 10a that protrudes upward and a bulging portion 11a that bulges downward in a substantially semicircular shape. The visor 1a is assembled to the mounting member 3a by inserting the first holding portion 5a into the recess 60 of the second holding portion 9a.

[0023] The visor 1a and the mounting member 3a are attached and detached in the same manner as in Example 1, except for the following two differences from Example 1. The first difference is that, during assembly, the first holding portion 5a in Example 2 is inserted into the recess 60 of the second holding portion 9a. The second difference is that, during removal, the visor 1 on the convex side in Example 1 is operated to push open the opening 6b of the recess 6, whereas in Example 2, the visor 1 on the concave side is operated to push open the opening 60b of the recess 60.

[0024] That is, the visor 1a is assembled to the mounting member 3a by inserting the first holding portion 5a of the mounting member 3a attached to the vehicle body into the recess 60 of the second holding portion 9a. As described above, since the second holding portion 9a is formed of an elastic member, when the first holding portion 5a is inserted into the second holding portion 9a, the opening 60b of the recess 60 of the second holding portion 9a is pushed and expanded by a part of the first holding portion 5a. When the first holding portion 5a passes through the opening 60b and enters the interior 60a, the opening 60b returns to its original shape due to elasticity. At this time, the gripping portions 7a, 7a grip a part of the mounting member 3a on the vehicle body side of the first holding portion 5a due to elasticity. The part of the mounting member 3a gripped by the gripping portions 7a, 7a is the gripped portion 12a. The visor 1a is stably assembled to the mounting member 3a by the gripping portions 7a, 7a gripping the gripped portion 12a and the hooking portion 8a and the hooked portion 10a hooking in the interior 60a of the recess 60.

[0025] On the other hand, since the second holding portion 9a of the visor 1a is made of an elastic material, and the recess 60 has a shape in which the inside 60a is wider than the opening 60b, by rotating the visor 1a in a direction in which the visor body 2a moves away from the window W2, the opening 60b is pushed wide by a part of the mounting member 3a, and the hooking between the hooking portion 8a and the hooked portion 10a is released. At this time, since the bulging portion 11a of the first holding portion 5a is substantially semicircular, the first holding portion 5a can easily rotate in the inside 60a of the recess 60, so that the operation for pushing wide the opening 60b can be performed relatively easily. After that, the visor 1a can be removed from the mounting member 3a by pulling out the visor 1a.

[0026] The visor mounting structure of Example 2 includes a mounting member 3a that can be attached to the outer surface of a vehicle body, and a visor 1a having a vertically elongated rectangular visor body 2a that is attached to the vehicle body via the mounting member 3a, the mounting member 3a having a first retaining portion 5a at its outer end, the visor 1a having a second retaining portion 9a extending from the end of the visor body 2a, the second retaining portion 9a being formed of an elastic member, the second retaining portion 9a formed of the elastic member having a recess 60 that opens inwardly and into which the first retaining portion 5a can be inserted, and the recess 60 has an opening 60b that is narrower than the interior 60a of the recess 60 in a cross section in the inward / outward direction. In addition, the second holding portion 9a has gripping portions 7a, 7a formed inside 60a of the recess 60, and a hooking portion 8a, and the first holding portion 5a has a hooked portion 10a that protrudes upward and is hooked onto the hooking portion 8a when inserted into the second holding portion 9a, and a gripped portion 12a on the vehicle body side of the hooked portion 10a that is gripped by the gripping portions 7a, 7a when inserted into the second holding portion 9a.

[0027] Therefore, the visor mounting structure of the second embodiment allows the visor 1a to be attached to and detached from the vehicle body by a simple operation via the mounting member 3a without using a specific fastener or tool. Also, the visor 1a and the mounting member 3a can be stably assembled by the hooking of the hooking portion 8a and the hooked portion 10a and the gripping of the gripped portion 12a by the gripping portions 7a, 7a.

[0028] The above describes the embodiment of the present disclosure based on the illustrated examples, and the technical scope is not limited thereto. For example, in the above-mentioned Examples 1 and 2, a window that slides in the front-rear direction of a vehicle body is exemplified as an application location of the visor mounting structure, but the visor mounting structure of the present disclosure may be applied to a window that slides in the up-down direction. In that case, it is desirable to arrange the visor so that it covers the entire upper edge of the window to which it is applied. Furthermore, as long as the mounting member can fix the visor in a desired position, it may be provided continuously across two adjacent sides of the visor as in Examples 1 and 2, or discontinuous mounting members may be provided at multiple locations. In the latter case, the second holding portion of the visor may be formed only at a location required for assembly with the mounting member. Furthermore, the recess formed in one of the first retaining portion and the second retaining portion is not limited to being approximately C-shaped in cross section, as long as the opening is narrower than the interior, and can be designed in any shape so long as the other first retaining portion and second retaining portion can be inserted and can be removed with a simple operation. Furthermore, the shape and mounting method of the vehicle body mounting portion are not limited as long as it is possible to fix the mounting member to the outer surface of the vehicle body. In the above-mentioned first and second embodiments, the projection is an arrowhead-shaped cross section, but it may be a shape that allows mounting by adhesion such as double-sided tape or adhesive, or it may be a bolt-shaped projection that allows fastening. Furthermore, as shown in Fig. 4, in the first and second embodiments, it is assumed that the vehicle body mounting portion is formed over the entire longitudinal direction of the mounting member, but multiple vehicle body mounting portions may be arranged at predetermined locations. [Explanation of symbols]

[0029] 1,1a visor, 2,2a visor body, 3,3a mounting member, 5,5a first holding portion, 6,60 recess, 7,7a gripping portion, 8,8a hooking portion, 9,9a second holding portion, 10,10a hooked portion, 12,12a gripped portion.

Claims

1. a mounting member that can be attached to an outer surface of a vehicle body; and a visor having a canopy that is attached to the vehicle body via the mounting member, the mounting member includes a first holding portion at an end portion on an outer side in a state where the mounting member is mounted to the vehicle body, The visor includes a second holding portion on the visor body, the first holding portion or the second holding portion is formed of an elastic member, and the first holding portion or the second holding portion formed of the elastic member has a recess into which the second holding portion or the first holding portion can be inserted, A visor mounting structure, characterized in that the recess has an opening that is narrower than the interior of the recess in a cross section in the inward / outward direction when the visor is mounted on the vehicle body.

2. the first holding portion is formed of an elastic member, and includes the recess that opens toward the outside in a state in which the first holding portion is attached to the vehicle body, and a grip portion and a hook portion that are formed inside the recess, The visor mounting structure according to claim 1, characterized in that the second retaining portion protrudes from at least one of the front side and the back side of the visor body, and comprises a hooked portion that is hooked onto the hooking portion when inserted into the first retaining portion, and a gripped portion on the visor body side of the hooked portion that is gripped by the gripping portion when inserted into the first retaining portion.

3. the second holding portion is formed of an elastic member, and includes the recess that opens toward the vehicle body side in a state where the second holding portion is attached to the vehicle body, and a grip portion and a hook portion that are formed inside the recess, The visor mounting structure according to claim 1, characterized in that the first retaining portion protrudes at least one of upward and downward, or at least one of forward and rearward when attached to the vehicle body, and is provided with a hooked portion that is hooked onto the hooking portion when inserted into the second retaining portion, and a gripped portion on the vehicle body side of the hooked portion that is gripped by the gripping portion when inserted into the second retaining portion.

4. A visor having a cover body attached to a vehicle body via an attachment member that can be attached to an outer surface of the vehicle body, the mounting member includes a first holding portion at an end portion on an outer side in a state where the mounting member is mounted to the vehicle body, The visor includes a second holding portion on the visor body, the first holding portion or the second holding portion is formed of an elastic member, and the first holding portion or the second holding portion formed of the elastic member has a recess into which the second holding portion or the first holding portion can be inserted, The visor is characterized in that the recess has an opening that is narrower than the interior of the recess in a cross section in the inward / outward direction when the visor is attached to the vehicle body.

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