Les Cannaday at Classic Datsun Motorsports 760-940-6365 knows, or at least
knew, a guy that could pull the glass out of the gauges. I also picked up an
outside mirror from Les that had been rechromed and had new glass. I don't
know about the other Roadster vendors, but they would probably know as well.
Have a Roadster weekend!
Greg
SRL31100494
On 3/14/08 3:41 PM, "Gary Tew" <garytew@cox.net> wrote:
> Has anyone successfully removed the mirror glass from the mirror on a
> dash mounted rear view?. I had a couple of mirrors re chromed. I
> disassembled them first, breaking the mirrors in the process. Neither
> mirror was in salvageable condition so I wasn't concerned. I've since
> had difficulty finding automotive mirror material locally and had to use
> regular mirror glass in my restoration piece. I'm told the auto glass
> is not 100% reflective, letting some light pass through so the driver
> isn't blinded by headlights at night. Now I have a mirror in poor
> condition but with a good mirror glass that I'd like to salvage and put
> in my re chromed piece. I'd rather not destroy the mirror casing but
> will sacrifice it to get the mirror out intact. Sorry for the rambling
> ?? Thanks
>
> Gary Tew
> Peoria, AZ
> VG30 1600
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