Reply to "Mangusta Coronado Mirrors wanted"

markcharltonOld enough to know better and still young enough not to care. My '71 Pantera

Mangustas were shipped mirror-less so dealers installed whatever they had access to, and as you can see, wherever they felt like it.

I've never heard of "Coronado" mirrors before this. It seems they were a small manufacturer that went defunct sometime in the 70's. How did you find out that was the brand of those ones? Please tell me you're not going to bolt a pair of those onto a Mangusta fender.

Mark

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