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#902844 12/11/2012 3:55 PM
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I have a 1965 C10 and it as the original drivers door mirror arm with round mirror with the mirror glass missing. Is there any way to attach a mirror to it to avoid having to buy some cheap reproduction round piece? I'm thinking a glass shop might do it but I 'm wondering if anyone has ever experiences success with this?

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Glass shops may have a mirror for you and can glue it in for you. One time I had them glue a mirror over the top of a cracked one. It worked great and stayed on.

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I bought 2 nice 5" round flat mirrors from a NAPA store a few years ago. I was very satisfied with them. They looked neither cheap or reproduction...


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A glass shop worth it's salt should be able to fix you up.

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