Is this another dead horse?
I do have one more comment I'd like to make. Max has a good point with his
message here. The location might be dependent on
obstructions. It turns out that my wife (5'2") can't see the passenger side
fender mirror if it is mounted above the axle line.
The dash mounted rear view mirror blocks her view. I, on the other hand, look
right over the top of the rear view mirror and can
see the fender mirror no matter where I mount it.
I still haven't drilled holes yet!
Larry Hoy
>-----Original Message-----
>From: owner-mgs@autox.team.net [mailto:owner-mgs@autox.team.net]On
>Behalf Of Max Heim
>Sent: Friday, January 19, 2001 3:11 PM
>To: MG List
>Subject: Re: MGA fender mirrors
>
>This mirror thing can be pretty tough to nail down. It's very dependent on
>the driver. My B has a bullet mirror on the driver side wing several inches
>forward of the windshield -- from my driving position (seat almost all the
>way back) it is directly behind the left windshield post -- if I tilt my
>head from side to side I can glimpse alternate halves of it. Useless for me
>(although it's in more-or-less easy reach for adjustment). But if you had
>the seat all the way forward you could see it through the windshield.
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