Midwest Auto Gear Painted Side Mirror Inserts
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Originally posted by johnnyblaze@November 14, 2005, 12:31 PM
Instead of getting inserts, how about you get REAL carbon fiber mirrors. Give me another month, and I should be ready to start producing them.
Instead of getting inserts, how about you get REAL carbon fiber mirrors. Give me another month, and I should be ready to start producing them.
.... because no one said they wanted carbon fiber rice they wanted painted ones
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Originally posted by caligrn@November 14, 2005, 7:01 PM
i'll take a set in legend lime, please
i'll take a set in legend lime, please
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From: Charlotte NC
Originally posted by acadian@November 14, 2005, 10:31 PM
Having covers would be hard to do... and would most likely make the mirrors even bigger. Even if it's just a fraction of an inch... the stock mirrors are already too big IMO. I want someone to come out with a side mirror delete, as in some glass or black plastic triangular pieces to put where the stock mirrors are at the bottom/front of the door glass. Then, I could get those bullet "rotunda" style chrome mirrors from the old Shelbys and mount them up at the top of the doors.
It would be easy to do... some company just take off the stock mirrors and use the trainagular base that mounts to the door as a template and make a flat piece to fit in it's place. Glass would be cool, but plastic would work.
Having covers would be hard to do... and would most likely make the mirrors even bigger. Even if it's just a fraction of an inch... the stock mirrors are already too big IMO. I want someone to come out with a side mirror delete, as in some glass or black plastic triangular pieces to put where the stock mirrors are at the bottom/front of the door glass. Then, I could get those bullet "rotunda" style chrome mirrors from the old Shelbys and mount them up at the top of the doors.
It would be easy to do... some company just take off the stock mirrors and use the trainagular base that mounts to the door as a template and make a flat piece to fit in it's place. Glass would be cool, but plastic would work.
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From: Central Virginia
Originally posted by Midwest Auto Gear@November 17, 2005, 1:04 PM
Hopefully we will get some pictures on a car this weekend. I will post them as soon as we get them. Brad may beat us to it and get them on his car first...and I'm sure he will post some shots.
Hopefully we will get some pictures on a car this weekend. I will post them as soon as we get them. Brad may beat us to it and get them on his car first...and I'm sure he will post some shots.
Looking forward to the pics!
