[T2] Beetle rear view mirror -> into a late bay
Stuart Zickefoose ess1board at gmail.comWed Nov 6 13:44:01 MST 2013
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69 only rearview mirrors have a snap in longer stalk.... Stuart Sent from my iPhone :) On Nov 6, 2013, at 9:39 AM, John Burneskis <john.burneskis at gmail.com> wrote: > I replaced my '78/'73 bay stock rear view mirror with a [longer stalk] > beetle rear view mirror. > > ( Great news - thanks for sharing... SO WHAT ! ! ! } > > Well, when I looked in my rear view mirror to see the traffic which was > behind me, I could not see but a few hundred feet. I could not 'see to the > horizon'. > > This is symptomatic of a sagging rear . . . { <- in the VW ! ! !}. > > In my case, I had replaced my bay seats with Vanagon seats, where I sat > HIGHER, which skewed the viewing angle. I would have to hooch way down, > crick my neck to see ALL the traffic behind me.. > > The problem is that, although the beetle rear view mirror snaps in > perfectly, the longer stalk actually touches and presses against the > windshield. > > My simple successful solution, putting the stalk in a workbench vice and > using heat on the stalk, was to BEND the beetle rear view mirror stalk so > it was a *comfortable distance* away from the windshield. > > I just wanted to share . . . > > Barry Burneskis > Springfield VA > _______________________________________________ > type2 mailing list > type2 at type2.com > https://www.type2.com/lists/type2/listinfo
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