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Does anybody know if the bullet mirrors on an early 70's A body are the same as a 70-81 F-body?
If not, do you know what the difference is? Thanks! ------------------ John
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Does anybody know if the bullet mirrors on an early 70's A body are the same as a 70-81 F-body?
If not, do you know what the difference is? Thanks! ------------------ John
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John, I use F-Body mirrors on my 69 GTO (A-body) the trick is to flip the base gasket upside down. The gasket has bevel/wedge shape to it, and if it used like the f-body the mirror will look goofy & too close to the window. Good luck w/yours. Guy
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Thanks Guy.
I'm actually using them on a 68, but I'm putting 69 doors on it. I have a mirror on the 68-WAY too close. Thanks for the info! Later-- ------------------ John
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I just installed the bullet mirrors this weekend on my 69 Bird. I noticed the way it fit too close to the window, and on a weird angle. I made a new spacer out of wood to reverse the listing to the opposite way. Now it sits really well.....
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