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Location R/H mirror on '69 B-bdy same as L/H or back ? #1331176
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On a '69 B-body with a R/H mirror is it mounted farther back than the L/H mirror. In this case the question is about a '69 A12 road runner without a remote adjust driver's side mirror (L/H) and a non-remote adjust passenger's side mirror (which wasn't available I was told).

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Re: Location R/H mirror on '69 B-bdy same as L/H or back ? [Re: A12] #1331177
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Im going to go with yes, it should be mounted farther toward the rear. I installed a mirror on my R/T which didnt start out in life with one and it seems to be out of position when I try to use/see in it.

Re: Location R/H mirror on '69 B-bdy same as L/H or back ? [Re: A12] #1331178
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The mirror in the picture was never available on the RH door, it is a Left side only mirror. The correct mounting location for 68-70 is near where the one in the picture is placed, but that one looks a bit tooo far forward by about 1 inch. From the drivers seat you would be looking behind the wing frame, but the glass will not pivot far enough for the driver to see down the side of the car. So it is really only good for the passenger to see out of.

The 1966 and 1967 mirror was mounted forward so you looked through the wing window at the mirror, then the driver could see down the side of the car and actually use it it to see the right side rear when parking. The mirror was slightly blocked by the wing frame and that is likely why it was moved back on the door.

I have one 1967 and two 1970 b-bodies with the factory RH mirrors and this is how the factory did it.

Re: Location R/H mirror on '69 B-bdy same as L/H or back ? [Re: NANKET] #1331179
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The mirror in the picture was never available on the RH door, it is a Left side only mirror. The correct mounting location for 68-70 is near where the one in the picture is placed, but that one looks a bit tooo far forward by about 1 inch. From the drivers seat you would be looking behind the wing frame, but the glass will not pivot far enough for the driver to see down the side of the car. So it is really only good for the passenger to see out of.

The 1966 and 1967 mirror was mounted forward so you looked through the wing window at the mirror, then the driver could see down the side of the car and actually use it it to see the right side rear when parking. The mirror was slightly blocked by the wing frame and that is likely why it was moved back on the door.

I have one 1967 and two 1970 b-bodies with the factory RH mirrors and this is how the factory did it.




That's not true my 69 Coronet came from the factory with manual mirrors.

Re: Location R/H mirror on '69 B-bdy same as L/H or back ? [Re: RJS] #1331180
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Re: Location R/H mirror on '69 B-bdy same as L/H or back ? #1331182
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but try over in the General they like a good story and laugh

Re: Location R/H mirror on '69 B-bdy same as L/H or back ? [Re: A12] #1331183
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He's posted the same thing three times. He'll be gone shortly.

Re: Location R/H mirror on '69 B-bdy same as L/H or back ? [Re: RJS] #1331184
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The mirror in the picture was never available on the RH door, it is a Left side only mirror. The correct mounting location for 68-70 is near where the one in the picture is placed, but that one looks a bit tooo far forward by about 1 inch. From the drivers seat you would be looking behind the wing frame, but the glass will not pivot far enough for the driver to see down the side of the car. So it is really only good for the passenger to see out of.

The 1966 and 1967 mirror was mounted forward so you looked through the wing window at the mirror, then the driver could see down the side of the car and actually use it it to see the right side rear when parking. The mirror was slightly blocked by the wing frame and that is likely why it was moved back on the door.

I have one 1967 and two 1970 b-bodies with the factory RH mirrors and this is how the factory did it.




That's not true my 69 Coronet came from the factory with manual mirrors.




And my 71 Dart had both mirrors in the same location,driver remote,passenger manual..

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Re: Location R/H mirror on '69 B-bdy same as L/H or back ? [Re: RJS] #1331185
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The mirror in the picture was never available on the RH door, it is a Left side only mirror. The correct mounting location for 68-70 is near where the one in the picture is placed, but that one looks a bit tooo far forward by about 1 inch. From the drivers seat you would be looking behind the wing frame, but the glass will not pivot far enough for the driver to see down the side of the car. So it is really only good for the passenger to see out of.

The 1966 and 1967 mirror was mounted forward so you looked through the wing window at the mirror, then the driver could see down the side of the car and actually use it it to see the right side rear when parking. The mirror was slightly blocked by the wing frame and that is likely why it was moved back on the door.

I have one 1967 and two 1970 b-bodies with the factory RH mirrors and this is how the factory did it.




That's not true my 69 Coronet came from the factory with manual mirrors.




My 68 sport satellite that was was original when I purchased it has the same mirror.


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