Hey Goat, I would only take the word of your local authorities on that one. Its possibly different from state to state.
I think youre all crazy to not like the little round ones. Tell me they wouldnt just bring my whole exterior together?

 

I have a set off of my 65 that are in great shape and still shine nice if interested

 

In north carolina no rules apply as far as inspections ect. I could not find any guide lines for mirrors.
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I am new here. I have a 1962 Unibody with a Custom cab. It came from Oregon and is a pretty straight truck. I am looking for a set of Western Jr mirrors for it. I like the look of the smaller mirrors but I like being able to see behind me even more. A used set would be fine as i am not doing a concours resto on it but will be using it as a driver. It has a MEL lincoln engine in it with a C6 trans.

 

those mirrors look good, where did you source them?

thanks,

 

I am working on a 66 resto and have some original round mirrors in great shape except for the ball adjustment is a bit loose. Has anybody figured out a way to tighten them up slightly. I was thinking of maybe pouring in some super glue but figured I would ask first. Only $25. @ DC but that is another $50 from the budget.

 

personally I like the west coast Jr's. you can see and add convex mirrors too if your like me and have trouble turning your head all the way around.

 

These are what were on my Grandpa's truck when we got it. Notice the antenna is on the driverside as well.....

 

Aftermarket autoparts store universal "fitz-all" antenna, not genuine Ford. The original 1961/66 antenna has a chrome base, is mounted on the right cowl panel.

Same antenna used on 1961/64 Galaxies and it's reproduced. Take a look-see in your 2009 version of Carpenters 1957/66 catalog on page 92 (on this page in my 2011 paper version) for the little charmer.

I know you have this catalog, cuz you were looking for the vent glass to vent frame seal. It's not listed, cuz glass tape was used for this purpose.

 

I have both sets of mirrors if someone wants to offer th eright price
Painted or Stainless Western Junior "Swing-Lok" mirror. The rectangular mirror head is mounted between two goose necked arms that bolt to the door, above the vent window and below the vent window.

Painted Western rectangular head mirror, has a 3rd "Steady Rest" arm, bolts to the door / Obsolete / Note: This is the same mirror that is pictured in the OP's avatar.

 

Bob Drake Ford Parts in Grants Pass Oregon if you cant find it let me know and I can get the contact info for you

 

YMCAMan23: Are your stainless Jr west coast mirrors still available? If so I am interested in purchasing them.

 

I found a set of western's on ebay. They're for 67-72 but I think they look good on the 66...

 

1st time here. I have a 66 F250 Camper Special. If they are original? How much?

 

I pulled a set of westcoast style mirrors off a 1969 parts truck a few months ago. Does anybody know if these will work on my 64.