Or maybe I should just get a white stick and a Labrador !
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Mirror solutions
As a maturing old fart I am finding my t25 mirrors less than adequate for rear viewing, apart from the obvious syncro mirror alternatives, which seem to cost a small fortune ! Does anybody know of a good alternative to bolt onto my 25 which will help this old chap see much more clearly ?
Or maybe I should just get a white stick and a Labrador !
Or maybe I should just get a white stick and a Labrador !
Re: Mirror solutions
A few have fitted landy mirrors, Rowlsey on here makes a bracket to help fit, there is a thread about it.
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Re: Mirror solutions
I don't find Labradors very adjustable, even when prodded with a stick (white or otherwise)
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But they are good at licking the windows clean and giving you a warm welcome when you come back to the van .
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Re: Mirror solutions
Here's the link to the Land Rover Mirrors - i've just got Rowlesy to make me up some brackets as this is a mod that i'm going to be doing (currently in the process of getting mine powder coated):
http://www.brick-yard.co.uk/forum/t3-cr ... page1.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
http://www.brick-yard.co.uk/forum/t3-cr ... page1.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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Re: Mirror solutions
If you want something better than flat glass ones, why not buy a pair with convex mirrors. Just Kampers sell them made by Hagus, the people who made them for VW originally. If you would like a bit of advice, re-use the springs from your old mirrors on the new as the aftermarket ones tend to have weaker springs and you can have them folding in at speeds over 90* even when you tighten the nut really tight. There is a thread somewhere in the Tech section about it.
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Re: Mirror solutions
300CE wrote:Here's the link to the Land Rover Mirrors - i've just got Rowlesy to make me up some brackets as this is a mod that i'm going to be doing (currently in the process of getting mine powder coated):
http://www.brick-yard.co.uk/forum/t3-cr ... page1.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
That sounds like a great idea, is he still taking orders?
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Re: Mirror solutions
Cheers for the tip off, awaiting news of a new batch being made

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Re: Mirror solutions
Think may have to get a set myself!
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Will post up some pics Andrew once I've fitted them on. Am looking at getting the mirrors next week.
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