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These mirrors(pictured) are not very practical or safe or useful. I have them on my tool truck still and until I change these 4" beauties this truck will stay parked. I cant decide on what type of mirror I like. I perfer the simplicity of the ones like these that I already have but this single mirror support lends to vibration and an unclear image in the mirror. Increasing the mirror head size only would exacerbate that problem. I will "for now" have to put on larger rectangle shaped mirrors just to get going here.
They did leave my Bible in one of the drawers that still remained.
Too bad they didn't see the Bible first, open it to Genesis and see the commandment, Thou shall not steal!
About the mirrors, you might want to get some Jr. West Coast mirrors for your truck. That is what I have on my 70 F350. You can do d them on ebay. For now how about a big convex mirror. For some reason they aren't affected by vibration as much.
I'll get it back "on track" with these two I posted at the very beginning of this post. I will say they have to be the oddest posted:
Well, it's not a Ford, but here is an oddball American made train..
In 1966 the New York Central Railroad tested this Budd Rail Diesel car equipped with a pair of GE J47-19 Jet engines. They did several test runs between Butler, IN and Stryker, OH. where they set the current US light rail speed record of 183.6 MPH.
Well good to see you scott ( havi) stu and number dummy and even you bob ! I got no oddball pics to share on this F.R.E.D. ( f-ing ridiculous electronic device. ) outside of a selfie and forgive me it was when i was having a bad day ..... But you all have a good one !!!!!
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