Hi Guys just got my new Agent 47 mirrors installed. I like the retro look
of them and they are VERY well made and they shipped them VERY FAST!

I would like to thank Corey at Agent 47 for all the info

You can reach Corey at Agent 47 at corey@forecast3d.com


Let me know what you guys think. I will post more photos outside as well
soon today it was raining out.


The Start

 

They look great. Personally, I'd have kept the triangle (where it mounts to the car) black.....but still a 200% improvement over stock.

 

Very nice!

What kind of rims do you have on your Stang? They look really cool.

 

Did you buy them painted?

 

Hey Jeff, I got a question for ya. Did you take any pictures of the install? I ask, as I have a set as well that was given to me. The instructions state that I have to take the 3 plastic mounting studs off of the stock mirror, epoxy them (or super glue them) to the new mirror, install the motor, connect the wire, and button them up. The only thing I worry is, if I have to use a permanent adhesive for the 47's, I'm guessing I could never go back to stock if I wanted to? You can't get the studs from Ford parts. Have to get the whole housing, and that isn't cheap. Let me know. Thanks bud.

Oh, sweet look BTW. For mine, I'm thinking of just leaving them matte black (if I do install them).

 

I had the painter that painted my stripes paint the mirrors for me.

 

No you should not need to glue anything. There are 3 bolts on the stock
mirrors that screw out and you install those 3 bolts on to the Agent 47
mirrors and yes you take your stock motors out and install them in the
new mirrors.

It's not hard to do at all. Most things on my car I have done by a pro
I installed these myself and took maybe 1 hr. total at most.

 

Really, no gluing? Thats great. I guess I can do these afterall, and see if I like them or not.

 

Did you retain power to the mirrors?

 

They look great!

PS
Freaking massive rubber looks badass!!

 

Yep full power just like stock :-)

 

Looks good!

 

Looks good! Glad to see you got rid of those goofy "Oh Baby!" dealer plates...

 

Really nice mod, subtle but a big difference!

 

heres a writeup I did, sorry the pics no longer load but if you need any at any step let me know I still have them and can reupload them.

http://forums.bradbarnett.net/showth...t=agent+mirror

you do not need any glue, the studs you reuse screw in and out.

 

yes they use the stock motor, full install takes only about 15 minutes to do both....real easy.

 

p.s.

the mirrors look great! congrats!

 

Paul. My thoughts exactly. That is the only reason I have not pulled the trigger on these already. I just don't know where a person would draw the line as to what to have black and what to keep vehicle color... Just leaving the triangle black but painting the connecting post vehicle color would make me think that they would appear "floating" above the car. The only other option I have thought of is to paint a connection "stripe" straight down toward the door, on the triangle part to "connect" it, and that may look lame... I have even done some photoshops to see if the top part of the triangle (stopping along the line of the post) could be painted black and tapered down to the front triangle point... still not sure if it would look decent. Any other ideas?

I guess if I had bought a black pony, it would not have been an issue...

I love the design and agree they are such an improvement over stock. The Midwest Mirror Covers help the stockers but they still don't look retro like those do... Looks great Jeff

 

Looks Great! I hope santa brings me a set for X-mas

 

Very nice! I'm glad you got rid of the stick on mirror covers, I think those look tacky. -Joe