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I am now convinced that the mirrors on my car are, in fact, stock. Pantera Parts Connection shows a mirror on their web site that appears identical. They call it a "Vitaloni Bravo." After looking around for a while, I have found photos of a couple of other Panteras with this type of mirror, including Richard Barkley's.

I think I may have also found a solution to the looseness problem. I may be able to drill a hole in the plastic between the ball joint and the mirror housing, and run a bolt through. The theory is that by tightening this bolt I can squeeze the joint which should stiffen it. This will have the added advantage of my being able to tighten it again as the cheap plastic ball joint inevitably wears more in the future.

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