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They are colored , just like your dark glasses. If you wanted to you could cover these with a solid material. I like to use mine as an extra set of sun glasses. When the sun is directly in front of you and your sun glasses are not enough or just use them in place of sun glasses. Further the Tr3 windshield is so small that I would not want to lose 3to 5 inches of visible glass.
We had the same screens on our 140 Jag, really great in bright sun with sunglasses, and were somehow great help in fog. I don't think they were polarized yet either.
Hi Jake ; that picture of your car and daughter looks an awful lot like "I'm claiming this car for my own". I seem to remember a look like that from my son a few years ago...
Jake, nice pic of your lovely daughter and car; my 3 looks nearly identical.
From here, it appears as though your passenger door handle is rotated 180 degrees out. It would be too easy to catch on something as it is oriented now, just a thought...
Nice catch! I haven't bothered to change the door handles, when they came back that way from the paint shop. I was just glad to get the car back in one piece after the shop's painter got thrown in jail and someone else had to finish the project.
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