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Date:         Mon, 19 Sep 94 22:54:41 CDT
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From:         "J. Walker" <JWALKER@ua1vm.ua.edu>
Subject:      Re: Mirrors

On Mon, 19 Sep 94 20:45:51 CDT Michael J. Rensing said: >Does anyone know if there is a concave (magnifying) mirror replacement for >the right side mirror on '80 Vanagons? I'm getting really tired of looking >into that mirror and seeing only the hood ornament of the vehicle in the >other lane. At night or in rainy weather, the mirror is nearly useless for >lane changes, and there's a humoungous blind spot. I've tried a small >circular mirror glued onto the existing mirror, but it's too small to see >anything at a glance.

get the larger circular mirror ... i use the 2-inch size from NAPA. it has better quality relection (?) ... that is, the image isn't nearly as much distorted as the ones i got from k-mart. anyway, it's big enough for me without taking up too much of the regular mirror. they have a bigger one, but it was too big for me. i think stuart liked the bigger ones, though. i tried those little 1-inch things but they were really useless.

another choice would be to spend lotsa-bucks and install the electric power mirrors from a later model bus. about $800. :)

joel


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