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I’m interested in a couple things to upgrade my stock pickup. First, a rear view mirror that mounts to the upper cowl or whatever you call it above the windshield. Is there a factory or aftermarket option?
Second, three point seatbelts. I didn’t really want to go this route but I feel it’s best. Is there a three point adaptation out there for these trucks?

Last edited by Bob King; 08/08/2024 1:05 AM.

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Bob, If you are looking for a complete mirror and mounting arm, I found this new unit for 1960-71 C10's offered. Was the best price for both items together.

If you do a web search, you will find a variety of sellers offering a 3-point seatbelt system for your truck. This one covers driver and passenger 3 point belts, but doesn't include anything for a center seat position.


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Gdads51 - My bad, I’ve changed the post, I have a 1946 truck not 1964. My fingers are dyslexic…

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Re: mirror
When I bought my truck someone had mounted a rear view mirror to the center divide of the windshield. The mirror looks like it was designed to be mounted there; probably was removed from a car of that vintage…?

I didn’t reinstall it after I refurbished my windshield since it was always blurry from vibration and useless if I cranked open the windshield any at all. I would consider mounting one to the overhead cowl just because I’m so conditioned to glance there first.
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Bob, No worries - lol! I suffer from that and fat fingers syndrome too. not me

I’ll take a look tomorrow and see what I can find. wink


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