Interior mirror

Tom,

Consider purchasing a universal rear view mirror and mount it to the windshield like a modern car. Then you can mount a large rearview camera display over top of that mirror. Something like the Wolfbox G850 works well and has a really nice,east to mount camera.

Ron

There is one on eBay currently. I too am installing that same type of mirror. Mine is a Auto-Vox V5 Pro mirror. But I think I'm going to go with a 3-D printed base so I can then modify to mount the new mirror. It has a universal kit with it but mounts on the wind shield.

I could not find the mirror on Ebay. Was it a stock mirror or something close.

Who will 3D print the bracket for you? My son works for 3D Systems and can print me an exact replica if I send him mine so he can scan it.

if I could figure out how to pull the ball-joint out of the back of my digital mirror, I'd well a threaded stud to it and screw it into the Pantara bracket.  Tom

Here is the link for eBay:

DETOMASO PANTERA 71-74 PARTS: INSIDE MIRROR AND BRACKET | eBay

I am going to print the base myself once I get to that point. I was able to dis-assemble the mounting on the new mirror. Also looking at creating a new bracket on the 3-D printer to adapt to the original mounting base. Not sure which way I will go at this point.

I plan to modify the mirror mount on the new digital mirror so it can be screwed into the existing Pantera mirror bracket. It will look stock as the new mirror is the same size as the existing mirror, but a bit fatter. One mirror is all I want.

The tapped hole is on the fixed part of the original support, no position adjustment is therefore possible without adapting a ball joint between this support and the digital screen. The difficulty is finding an M6 ball joint that can lock.
For the moment I have adapted a suction cup smartphone holder, but I'm not sure if the suction cup can withstand the weight of the screen plus the vibrations

Because I can't pull out the ball, I plan to saw off most of the articulated mirror support on the digital mirror, maybe leaving no more than the ball, then drill a hole into the ball and tap in treads. This will provide me with an opportunity to add a threaded stud that matches threads on the Pantera Mirror support arm and gives me an adjustable mirror.

It seems quite simple, time will tell.

...Here's My 'Rearview Camera' Moniter. In the Garage, view under wing, with Harley. Can be switched between the 'Rear Deck' Camera and the Camera IN the Passenger Door Mirror, to cover the Blind Spot. I can also Plug it into My Laptop, to show the GPS Satellite Link. Will be adding a 'Infared' Camera to the Rear, Soon. Will See Everything, at Night.

Still working out the AM-FM CD Deck, Mounting.