[672aq]

Mirror hoarders, and non-sparkly Vampires encouraged to comment!

 

[John Galt]

That is not enough mirror for my needs. We also need an exterior 8" convex mirror:

 

[672aq]

Lol! I would have thought your passenger seat was turned backwards - you don't have a co-driver letting you know who you ran over? 😁

 

[John Galt]

Lol! I would have thought your passenger seat was turned backwards - you don't have a co-driver letting you know who you ran over? 😁

I like the idea of that...a rear facing in car spotter to warn me about the misbehavin miatas on my ass.

No rear seat unfortunately...

 

[672aq]

Damn... that's a lot of nice looking metalwork.

 

[672aq]

How do you like your sectional rear view?

I have a clip-on concave mirror that I think I like better than the long sectional.

I see about the same amount around, without things being in the way.

I'll probably remove the sectional this week so I have more room for fuzzy dice and such.

 

[John Galt]

I find the sectional works pretty well. The roll cage in my car creates many blind spots, but the wide sectional helps to see around them.

We spent a good deal of time fine tuning the positioning of the sectional for me and my drivers to get the best view.

That said, we find that the left side exterior 8" convex mirror provides by far the best view, I may add another on the right side.

 

[672aq]

I was thinking of changing the side mirror with ones off a Jeep Liberty, mainly for the bigger size and foldability, but haven't figured out how to mount it (not plug-n-play compatible).

And I think I'll take the 5-mirror out - the rear view convex seems to work the same, and is a lot smaller. I need room at the roofline for switches, lights, the fuzzy dice.

 

[672aq]