Aftermarket mirrors???
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From: Northbridge USA
Aftermarket mirrors???
Last week comming home from work I had to swerve to the right to avoid hitting an on comming car in my lane. I biffed the passenger mirror on a mailbox in the process of saving my front quarter. Well, I shattered the window and dinged the paint with the mirror bracket and now I need a new mirror and bracket too. I have found stock replacements, but do any of you know of any cutom or different options that are out there that will fit in the same holes as the OEM replacement? I figured it was a good opportunity to dress up the truck a little more.
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Aftermarket mirrors???
[updated:LAST EDITED ON 02-Dec-01 AT 07:02 AM (EST)]I have the small black plastic mirrors on my 1990 F250. I just replaced the drivers side on a couple weeks ago. I found a near perfect match at Advance Auto.
Try them online here: www.partsamerica.com/default.asp
( I can't seem to get this direct link to work )
Clif
Try them online here: www.partsamerica.com/default.asp
( I can't seem to get this direct link to work )
Clif
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From: Linwood, N.J. USA!
Aftermarket mirrors???
I feel that the stock low-mount swing mirrors are the best. I have tried aftermarket replacements for this specific application on two trucks and have not had the lasting luck that I have had with the originals. Jake.
