seat and gripping member are mounted on a platform located under the rear window of the automobile and an inside rubber bib connected to the roof panel of the automobile and biased by a stay rod connected therebetween. The sun visor device can be installed and removed without drilling holes in the interior surface of the automobile.
U.S. Pat. No. 4,836,263 discloses a window screen or shade for motor vehicles comprising a wind-up roller biased in the wind-up direction to which one end of a screen or shade is secured. The other end is mounted in an end rail which may be pushed upwardly by a pair of levers. The levers are pivoted to a support member at each opposite end of the roller, and they have their outeranti-glare shade for windshields comprising a mounting device to mount the shade assembly on the dashboard along the bottom edge of the windshield, a wind-up roller supported on the mounting device, a flexible sheet shade member having one end secured to the wind-up roller, an eyelet in the center of the opposite end of the shade member to receive one of the lugs of a retaining member secured to the upper edge of the windshield.
U.S. Pat. No. 1,677,287 discloses an apparatus for adjusting automobile curtains, comprising an assembly of pulleys and cords which are connected to curtains to the rear of the driver, with a portion of the cord within reach of the driver so he can raise or lower the curtains to his rear from the driver's