All,
FWIW, my solution to the problem of fabricating a usable passenger side
mirror was to contact a local (Columbus Ohio) glass/windshield replacement shop
(Triumph Auto Glass).
They searched the available already cut stock for one that they fit to my
bullet mirror (bought at TRF). All I remember was that it came from a
Plymouth, (60?..70? Volare?) and fit my mirror.
The only problem was that the range of adjustment had to be altered by filing
a slot in the case to accommodate the wider field of view.
Not cheap (~$30?) but worth it for me to able to see to the right before
changing lanes.
Murry Mercier
Buckeye TRIUMPHS
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