Reply to "Vitolini California's Anyone?"

johnnywoodsMember

Will,

Another method is to take the mirror apart and file the plastic slot so that it moves further in the housing. It's really easy. I mounted my passenger mirror so that it looked right on the car before I thought to check if I could actually see out of it! I didn't feel like drilling two more holes right next to them.

The new California mirrors are not nearly as nice quality as the original ones. They are now shiney looking.

Have a look at the Lancia Stratos, it uses the California mirror but has a completely different mountings and looks really cool. I dont know if they are available, but Hawk cars make replicas so maybe they have them? I have a pic but I am not on my computer at the moment.

Johnny

6/5/103:49 PM

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