Outside Mirrors
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I got a couple off e-bay, brand new from mgbreakers. They fitted from the outside in just the place Johan has. Instead of bullet they are the period rectangular with rounded edges, like a TV screen shape. Vision and adjustability are fine, I just can`t remember the brand.
Jim
Jim
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Guys,
Go to <a href='http://www.s-v-c.co.uk/' target='_blank'>http://www.s-v-c.co.uk/</a> . Then go to mirrors. I bought two of the 6th one down. They advised me they were period for my 73 +2. good value for money. They are worth phoning to have a chat. They are obviously interested in what they do and can give you a lot of period advice. I have bought a lot from them.
Hamish.
Go to <a href='http://www.s-v-c.co.uk/' target='_blank'>http://www.s-v-c.co.uk/</a> . Then go to mirrors. I bought two of the 6th one down. They advised me they were period for my 73 +2. good value for money. They are worth phoning to have a chat. They are obviously interested in what they do and can give you a lot of period advice. I have bought a lot from them.
Hamish.
"One day I'll finish the restoration - honest, darling, just a few more years....."
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Hamish Coutts - Third Gear
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They look like MG Midget/ MGB wing mirrors.
If they are the same the MG Owners club in the UK do them for ?14.75 each (?10 less).
There is also a plinth available for these mirrors which the Midget used to adjust the angle. Don'tknow if the Elan would need this but it's available if you findthe angle wring
Haver a look at <a href='http://www.mgocaccessories.co.uk/acatalog/' target='_blank'>http://www.mgocaccessories.co.uk/acatalog/</a> and then search for "wing mirrors"
If they are the same the MG Owners club in the UK do them for ?14.75 each (?10 less).
There is also a plinth available for these mirrors which the Midget used to adjust the angle. Don'tknow if the Elan would need this but it's available if you findthe angle wring
Haver a look at <a href='http://www.mgocaccessories.co.uk/acatalog/' target='_blank'>http://www.mgocaccessories.co.uk/acatalog/</a> and then search for "wing mirrors"
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pereirac - Fourth Gear
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Hi Frank
I also had to angle the mirror as you described and thats also why I chosed a mirror with only one bolt for fastening. So it can be adjusted a little bit more than the mirror itself allow.
On my leftside it?s angled down a little bit more than on the right.
I taped the mirrors in place before I started drilling in my doors.
Good Luck All
I also had to angle the mirror as you described and thats also why I chosed a mirror with only one bolt for fastening. So it can be adjusted a little bit more than the mirror itself allow.
On my leftside it?s angled down a little bit more than on the right.
I taped the mirrors in place before I started drilling in my doors.
Good Luck All
Johan
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sotul86 - First Gear
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I have an original Cobra mirror (metal housing) fitted above and behind the elan badging. Even though the visibility is terrible it really looks good.
I just kkep turning my head to avoid any big SUV:s from eating me alive....
Keep swinging!
//Jens
I just kkep turning my head to avoid any big SUV:s from eating me alive....
Keep swinging!
//Jens
"Make the suspension adjustable and they will adjust it wrong - look at what they can do to a Weber carburetor in just a few moments of stupidity with a screwdriver..." (CABC)
My one problem is that distance keeps me from my Elan. (36/5395)
My one problem is that distance keeps me from my Elan. (36/5395)
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Jens - Second Gear
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