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#136492 12/24/2006 5:08 PM
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I have a 46 Chevy truck. I only have one mirror on an arm outside the driver side window. Did they have a mirror on the driver side or inside the truck?

Dan Mascheck
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#136493 12/24/2006 5:59 PM
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Dan, the single outside mirror was standard, either of the others were optional

Bill


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#136494 12/25/2006 3:07 PM
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What do you use on your truck. Just the single mirror on teh drivers side, or did you add one inside and one on the passenger side?

Dan

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my 46 GMC was a 1.5T - it had some 50's west coasters outside, and I never did anything about an inside mirror as it was a dumper ... loaded the inside mirror wouldn't do much

Bill


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#136496 12/26/2006 12:47 AM
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Bill,

My new truck is only a puny half ton, but I love it! I just got home early from Christmas at the ranch and drove it around for an hour or so. Makes me feel good all over and especially with everyone on the road looking!

Where there extra optional mirrors you could buy on a 46 from the factory, or was it something you did yourself as an add on?


It has been modified and is not a stock truck. Actually I bought it that way and would haev preffered the old 6 with the 3 soeed onteh floor. The second owner before me decided to hop it up a bit..What a shame, but it is so unique. If you would like to see it drop me a line with your email address and I'll send you some pictures.

Merry Christmas!!!

Dan

#136497 12/28/2006 2:36 PM
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my truck is 54 1/2 ton and i like the uncluttered look so i put peep mirrors on the doors. i had to use a glue on convex on the passenger side to get it focused. Ron


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#136498 12/28/2006 7:01 PM
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Dan everynow and then the inside mirrors are avail on ebay, I don't know of a repo being made as of yet. The outside mirror arms attached to the upper door hinge. There are aftermarket ones being made. The passanger side arm is longer than the drivers side they mount under the hinge pin and they have a small set screw in the rear of the bracket to keep it from moving.


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#136499 12/28/2006 11:22 PM
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Thanks for the info about the mirrors! Although I imagine you could use many different inside mirrors although they may not look period. I will try to find one for the passenger side for safety purpose!!

Dan


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