When I'm the first car stopped at a light, the windshield frame blocks my view of the stoplight. I have to lean forward to see the light. Anyone else have this problem, or is it just the weird combination of my height w/ S2K? I'm trying to find some kind of stick-on lens or something to put on the windshield so I can see a little higher.

 

They actually had a device for this about 1955. It was a half moon shaped piece of glass that was concave on both sides and had a suction cup mount. I have it pictured in my mind when I saw it, but I don't know where one would find it except to try a really big truck stop, and look around their little helpful things for sale. (You'll also find a lot of "Mother's" stuff for chrome and aluminum polish)

 

I have the same problem. You must be 5' 10 1/2". I just remember that the big thick bar between me and the stop light will be between me and the ground should I flip it

 

Pretty close: 5' 11"

 

5'-10" here/same problem.

 

6'0" and I have the same problem. I can live with it though

 

Stop the car sooner... or engage parking brake, release locks for top... lower top!

 

Yeah, what Red_S2K said. You're supposed to look OVER the windshield frame to see the traffic signals.

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by laster:
[B]Yeah, what Red_S2K said.

 

I am 5' 10 1/2 and have the same problem with the top up. When the top is down I have to look over the window. I need to stop a way infront of the stop line!