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04-26-2007 #1
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I have a side mirror option for you guys. NoT VETTE or BOP
Ive been realy studying cars on the road for cool looking mirrors for my Nova. I cant use these with out filling holes and paint but Ive checked www.car-parts.com and there are alot of used ones out there for $85-$180 each depending on condition. I think they look cool.
2005 Chrysler Crossfire maybe more years
Also the new Honda civic has some nice mirrors.
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04-27-2007 #2
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I was thinking of trying a set of Mini Coper mirrors. The Cross Fire was also a good idea. Randy
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04-27-2007 #3
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Those look rather 'big' to me, they might not work with an older body style.
If the stem was half as long, that might be better.
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04-27-2007 #4
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that crossfire mirror does look pretty cool but it also has a pretty long 'stand' on it compared to our stock stuff.
04-27-2007 #5
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The thought of the civic mirrors crossed my mind one day, havent purchased a set yet to see whats actually involved with mounting them. I've also been checking out other cars, but haven't really seen ones i like.
04-27-2007 #6
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if you look closely at the crossfire mirrors they look like they have an "extension" on the stand, i wonder if that could be deleted and the rest of the mirror mounted normally
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04-27-2007 #7
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The Crossfire is a smallish car the mirrors dont look that big in person. They wouldnt be able to be mounted in our stock location but down a tad further on the door. Thats why I wouldnt be able to do it.
__Also My Novas mirrors are mounted on a sorta ledge on the door and camaro mirrors are on a vert.Nothing says "I built this" better than tool marks and dykem blue..
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