Fish Eye Mirrors
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From: Tri-Cities, WA
I don't even have my truck yet but my C-betr mirror have been here a week, after I saw a few users pictures I knew I would want set of these for my new truck. I am impressed by the quality of the product already, just can't wait to get them on my truck.
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From: Las Vegas, NV
Originally Posted by ClydeSDale
My '84 has the "swing out/flip over" trailer towing mirrors and, like Dave, I don't like to travel without blind-spot mirrors. Since the mirrors I had didn't easily adapt to the stick-on or clamp-on type I purchased some of the old style mirrors that mount on the top or front of the door edge ...
http://www.tperformance.com/street_r...tside_mirrors/
The ones I used are the 4" curved. I clamped them on the top of the door and added a spot/convex mirror over the flat glass. Always in place, easily adjustable and they add a bit of a big-rig custom look ...
http://www.tperformance.com/street_r...tside_mirrors/
The ones I used are the 4" curved. I clamped them on the top of the door and added a spot/convex mirror over the flat glass. Always in place, easily adjustable and they add a bit of a big-rig custom look ...
I also have an older truck with the "swing out/flip over" mirrors. I bought a couple 4" wide angle mirrors at a truck stop. THey have L shaped brackets. I bolted them between the oem mirrors and the frame. THey're stainless so they match and they also give you that "big truck" look. I wouldn't drive my truck without them.
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