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#904309 12/17/2012 8:24 PM
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The mirror bracket that is sold here:

http://www.classicparts.com/1947-53-Inside-Mirror-Bracket/productinfo/57-006/#.UM_FXG99J14

How does it attach? I have the extra hole towards the top of my center strip but nothing is threaded...


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....put a "jam nut" behind it.


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That bracket can work, but the correct bracket is a round stem with a curve in it with a threaded end. As Alvin says, a jam nut on the back of the centre strip.

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So originally all it had was a jam nut? I thought this bracket was used since they list it for those years...


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My 50 has a threaded hole in the center bar for the rear view mirror

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...pic...

Not sure if your 53 is set up the same way.

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I don't have a pic, at least not yet, but I have two of the orignal mirrors with the crooked stem. However, my middle piece does not have the hole as dads50. I am almost certain my panel was all original sooooo, the mirrors were just thrown in the box of spare parts....or the clip was used to mount in a regular screw hole but still used the same stemed mirror....
Perhaps the "clip" was an option that dealers used to install an original mirror....or something like that. Its been a long day!!

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Last edited by Achipmunk; 12/30/2012 7:29 PM.

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kevmor99 did you get your mirrow mount worked out?


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