Reply to "Outside Mirror OEM or not?"

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Larry I have never seen that Bullet style mirror installed on a Pantera. I would need to check, but I believe those were a C5 part used more on 65-66 Shelby. I have seen ones as pictured above, however most of them with the C7 style one. That mirror lasted longer in production.

opiecars is correct that style of "sport" mirror was being used on the Torino, Cougar, and Mustangs especially during 71-74 Pantera time frame. It was fairly common to see them on Mustang II's 74-78 as well. It could be original.

Nordstahl If you don't mind the look and it works I wouldn't change it since it is very much era correct.

2/7/222:28 PM

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