You've seen mirrors at parts houses that you can add to your rear view mirror to get a panorama view. In the 50's it was available as a LOOK-OUT , it's S/S having a darker glass like the C1 original side mirror , it works great to see the blind spots in my bubble top.HA!
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It looks like something that could have been used in race car of that era. It does provide a wide angle view.
Gary Jaynes
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I have never seen one of those before. Looks great too.Comment
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Roy,
We have never met but I want to tell you that I really enjoy your involvement in the Corvette arena. Especially all of the accessories that you show us. I try to imagine how you find all these things. I wonder if you bought all of the items when they were new and stockpiled them or if you are like me and stop at every flew market, antique store, second hand store or junk yard you see. I look forward to meeting you someday.
Now please share with all of us. Where in the heck did you find that mirror? I have never seen one.
Thanks again for sharing!
EricComment
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I should have added this also it's a shield for the mirror that (is spring loaded) you lower when headlight are behind you that are to bright, you can barely see it in the other pic. It's a tint plastic spring loaded from the 50's and something I use often at night.
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Roy,
I believe I saw one of those on a 57 Chevy convertible last year at a show in Decatur, Il. I'll second that Eric, anytime I see a post by Roy I know I'll learn something. There's a few members like Roy on this board that have forgot more about Corvettes than many of us ever hope to know. KEEP POSTING ROY!!
Shooter
P.S. Roy I just bought a hardtop for the 67, I was about ready to check into a bubble top!!Comment
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