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A vehicle sun visor comprises a support frame pivotally connected to the vehicle roof. A sun visor panel is chosen from any array of different available sun visor panels having different occupant convenience features. An attachment is provided for removably attaching the chosen sun visor panel onto

A vehicle sun visor comprises a support frame pivotally connected to the vehicle roof. A sun visor panel is chosen from any array of different available sun visor panels having different occupant convenience features. An attachment is provided for removably attaching the chosen sun visor panel onto the support frame and enables subsequent removal of that chosen sun visor panel from the support and then the attachment to the support frame of a different chosen sun visor panel having different convenience feature content.

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What is claimed is: 1. A vehicle sun visor assembly comprising: a support frame connected to the vehicle, said frame being of not sufficient dimension to shade the eyes of an occupant; a sun visor panel including at least two sun visor portions chosen from an array of different sun visor panel port

What is claimed is: 1. A vehicle sun visor assembly comprising: a support frame connected to the vehicle, said frame being of not sufficient dimension to shade the eyes of an occupant; a sun visor panel including at least two sun visor portions chosen from an array of different sun visor panel portions having different content, said sun visor panel being of sufficient dimension to shade the eyes of an occupant; and an attachment for removably and independently attaching the chosen sun visor panel portions onto the support frame adjacent one another and enabling subsequent removal of one or both of the chosen sun visor panel portions from the support frame and then the attachment to the support frame of a different chosen sun visor panel portion having different content. 2. The vehicle sun visor assembly of claim 1 in which the support frame is a skeletal member. 3. The vehicle sun visor assembly of claim 1 in which the sun visor panel is opaque and of length and width sufficient to shade the eyes of the vehicle occupant, and the attachment for removably attaching the chosen sun visor panel portions to the support frame is carried by the sun visor panel portions. 4. The vehicle sun visor assembly of claim 3 in which the sun visor panel portions have occupant convenience content such as one or more of a vanity mirror, a map storage pocket, a pencil holder, a translucent eye shield, a note pad holder, a compact disc storage pocket, a garage door opener, a coin holder and a comb holder. 5. The vehicle sun visor assembly of claim 1 in which the support frame is a generally rectangular skeletal shape. 6. The vehicle sun visor assembly of claim 5 in which the sun visor panel portions are of molded construction and have molded in place integral attachments for removable attachment onto the support frame. 7. The vehicle sun visor assembly of claim 1 in which the support frame is a rod and the sun visor panel has a sleeve that slides over the rod to removably attach the sun visor panel. 8. A vehicle sun visor assembly comprising: an array of generally planar sun visor panels of molded construction that differ from one another by having various storage and convenience features incorporated therein; a support frame adapted for pivotal connection to the vehicle roof to permit swinging movement of the support frame from a position extending parallel to a vehicle windshield to a position extending parallel to a vehicle side window, said support frame being of not sufficient dimension to shield the eyes of an occupant and including laterally spaced inboard and outboard rods connected with longitudinal spaced upper and lower rods so that the support has a central opening; and releasable attachment means including integrally molded snap attachment features that snap onto the rods of the support frame to effect a releasable attachment between the support frame and a selected one of an array of sun visor panels so that any selected one of the array of sun visor panels having various storage and convenience features may be selectively attached and removed and replaced as desired. 9. The sun visor assembly of claim 8 in which the array of generally planar sun visor panels have attachment devices thereon for releasable attachment to at least two of the rods of the support frame. 10. The sun visor assembly of claim 8 in which the sun visor is comprised of two or more sun visor portions that attach side by side on the support frame and each of the sun visor portions has different convenience features. 11. A vehicle sun visor assembly comprising: a support frame adapted for attachment to a vehicle roof and being not sufficient to substantially shade the eyes of a vehicle occupant; and an array of available interchangeable sun visor panels adapted to be chosen by the vehicle occupant and readily attached to the support frame, each of the array of available sun visor panels being of a material effective to shade the eyes of the vehicle occupant and each being of a dimension lesser than the dimension of the frame so that two or more of the array of available interchangeable sun visor panels when attached onto the support frame adjacent one another cover the frame and shade the eyes of the occupant, and each of the available sun visor panels having different occupant convenience features thereon. 12. The sun visor assembly of claim 11 in which the support fame is a skeletal frame having a substantial opening therein and the array of available sun visor panels each have thereon attachment features that attach to the skeletal frame and permit ready disattachment of a sun visor panel and its replacement by a different one of the array of available sun visor panels having different occupant convenience features thereon. 13. The sun visor assembly of claim 11 in which the support frame is a rod and the each of the array of sun visor panels has a sleeve thereon adapted to slide over the rod whereby a chosen one of the array of available sun visor panels may be readily attached by sliding the sleeve over the rod and readily disattached by unsliding the sleeve from the rod.