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Fender Mounted Bullet Style Mirrors

Posted June 20, 200222 yr

comment_9127

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June 21, 200222 yr

comment_9152

These mirrors may have been on a Toyota 2000GT but they definately aren't the original style for the Z. The Z mirrors had a solid stalk with no holes. :disappoin

They would probably still look good on a Z, but if you are trying to re-create the original style or look, these won't do it. :cry:

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June 21, 200222 yr

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I have looked at these also, the only thing that stopped me from putting a bid in was that they aren't crome. There are some more bullets style mirrors on ebay, but there either in England or really expensive from a state side dealer. I found a dealer in CA who sells the English style triple crome bullet mirrors found on Healys and MG's. I wanted to put them on my 240 but there 40 bucks a piece so i'm still on the fence about that. I know if i buy them i'll see em on ebay for 20.

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June 21, 200222 yr

comment_9194

I picked my fender mirrors up from Aerodyne Industries in the city of Westminster (SoCal, CA). There they cost $360 for the set - when I was in Japan last month I checked retail on them and it came out to almost exactly the same price so they aren't making a fortune from selling them.

They have a website - can't think of the url but do a search for them on google and they will turn up. Good people to buy Japanese parts from but I have heard scary stories about having your car worked on there though ... FYI

-e