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Re: [Healeys] Rearview mirror mount

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Subject: Re: [Healeys] Rearview mirror mount
From: Bob Spidell <bspidell@comcast.net>
Date: Sun, 6 Oct 2019 09:57:09 -0700
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Neil,

Do you have a Moss catalog?  They have a pretty good diagram of the 
mirror assembly (p. 112 on the latest catalog).  It's comprised of the 
mirror, a nut plate, a couple screws and a bracket (the diagram shows 
the bracket under the nut plate, but I think it's a fair assumption the 
nut plate goes under the bracket--that's how i assembled mine).  On the 
bracket, the two screws go through the upper part into the nut plate, 
and the bottom of the bracket has a hole for the single, chrome-plated 
screw and flat washer located dead center of the dash.

I'd send a link, but Moss doesn't have the diagrams online.  I'll get 
some photos today if you need them, but the diagram is pretty 
self-explanatory and, as you mention, I don't think you can see much 
with the heater in the way.

Bo

On 10/6/2019 8:00 AM, Neil Anderson wrote:
> Can anyone provide a photo or good description of how the rearview 
> mirror mounts on a BN2?  It may be the same for all Big Healeys, but 
> my question is in regards to a late 100.  If you have the dash panel 
> out on a car you are working on, you may be able to see how the mirror 
> is mounted.
>
> On the way to Conclave in the Black Hills, the mirror on the BN2 we 
> trailered to the meet came loose from it's mount.  The mirror was a 
> little loose before we left, but did not look into it then.  I felt 
> under the dash and can feel a bracket, but cannot take a photo because 
> of the heater controls that are in the way.
>
> Does the bracket hold captured nuts or possibly a captured plate with 
> threaded holes?  We didn't lose the chrome mount screws, fortunately.
>
> The car won first in it's class in popularity voting, so I guess the 
> missing mirror didn't affect voting.
>
> Thanks for any help.  Photo from Badlands N.P.
>
> Neil Anderson
> Northern Illinois
>

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