Driving Mirrors

Aussie Truck mirrors or if you are flush with money Clearview mirrors, which only fit certain models.

hi richard
you may like to have a squiz at
c-mor mirrors they clamp onto your bull/roobar and provided your bar doesn't vibrate they are an excellent fold-in -out arrangement simple in design and easy to fit
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john 0411737781
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cheers
barry

Hi Richard,
if you have one of the cars that they fit then http://www.clearviewmirrors.com.au/default.asp
is the tops. They are not cheap at 600 odd dollars the pair, but mine fully replaced the existing electric mirrors and are brilliant. They also are electric (top mirror only), and use existing cabling.
No affiliation etc etc just a happy customer
Nev

Hi Richard

Had a set of Aussie mirrors on our 100 series as did a mate of mine on his Pajero. His fell of no mater how hard he tighten them, due to the strap deforming the plastic panel on the door which would with vibration slacken of the strap and for they were for ever coming loose. My fitted great but I was always concerned that the rubber seal along the window would eventually give in. I had a problem getting the dirt out from between the bracket and the window after travelling on a gravel track in rain. As you have to put the window down to get them off I now have scratches on the drivers window. Possibly my fault but a trap for young players.

I now have a set that fit on the existing mirrors with rubber straps as does my mate with the Pajero. Sure they vibrate a bit but all I need is to see if some one is behind me which they do more than adequately. Easy to fit, small and easy to store and cheap to buy, $25 odd each and they have a wide angle mirror on the bottom to show into the blind spots.

Not for everybody but do the job.

Cheers
Bill

Richard, I've troed a couple of types of mirrors. The last type was the foldout type on the bullbar.

They were not cheap and vibrated a lot (on a troopy).

I now leave them on when towing but really don't use them much I rely on the camera.

Thanks for the feedback Guys

We have a Ford Escape at the moment and the clearveiw mirrors don't fit that model. I've seen a lot of cars with the Aussie truck mirrors and will probably give them a go. Am hoping to replace my work ute in the near future and might even wait until then.

Thanks

Richard