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Approx. 1/4 down the page you will see "FAQ page". Click on FAQ and scroll down to the "How do I..." section. The 8 th topic from the top of this heading is entitled:
"How do I install pass side mirror on AD truck?"
In short, you will need to remove the cardboard glove box liner from the glove box n order to install the mirror arm on the pass. side of the truck . The glove box liner is held in place by approx. 8 - 10 small screws. Once the glove box liner is removed you will see two holes stamped into the cowl. Drill through these holes and you are ready to install your mirror arm.
I followed this advice when I recently installed a mirror on the right side of my '54 and it worked without any problems. I assume the same would be true on the drivers side, with the obvious exception of removing the glove box. I also got my mirrors from CD and I was pleased with their apparence.
I hope it works out for you as well as it did for me. Good Luck | | |
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