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George PAdmin.

All of the Ford side mirrors from that era had mounting bases with screw holes set far apart.

If you want to be 100% period correct, the chrome Mustang mirrors are the real deal, although the original owner may have elected to install something else. The most common replacement mirror 30 years ago was the pointed Ford sport mirror, that was painted body color.

The Vitaloni "Baby Turbos" are relatively inexpensive, readily available, and have a mounting base that has one "slotted" mounting hole that will adapt to the spacing of the holes in your door, whatever that may be. In the looks department they resemble the Vitaloni "Turbos" that were used on Panteras in the eighties. It would make a good interim mirror until you find something better.

cowboy from hell

12/4/061:08 PM

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