[Tigers] Off Topic, Kinda....

[Tom Parker]

Mayf,

I tried that. The drivers' side barely adjusts the Passenger side not
quire. And if they're bullets the field of view is tiny. That's probably
why they fender mounted them...

Tom
'67 Mark 2

On Tue, Oct 11, 2016 at 10:43 AM, Larry Mayfield via Tigers <
tigers at autox.team.net> wrote:

> WE have been watching Netflix programs and one of the shows is a Brit
> production of  Inspector George Gently” Set in the 60’s.  Virtually every
> vehicle on that program has its outside mirrors mounted at least at or
> ahead of the front wheel axle.  Certainly not back where a single person
> cold adjust them. Sunbeam content. Mine came that way and the mirrors were
> way, way, forward. RayDots, though. So what was it with them being mounted
> that way? British vehicle law? They are so far forward that any image has
> to be very small and as said very dickens for one person to adjust.
>
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> I have two new mirrors and they will get put on the doors where driver and
> passenger can adjust, and one will be wide view convex curve morror.
>
> mayf
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