Reply to "Electric mirrors - original application?"

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Larry, our '72 runs junkyard '80-or-so Dodge Omni cable-adjusted mirrors; triangular wedge-adapters are necessary to get the proper angle if they are RTV-ed to the glass. Other electric mirrors that fit include certain late Ford and BMWs, both of which also need different multi-angle adapters for both sides to work right on Panteras. All these mirrors were originally screwed to a metal plate, not glued to the glass, so mounting them as we do changes things considerably. My famous 'adapters' are flat-black-painted white pine! Easy to carve & the price is right....

8/29/0411:51 AM

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