I have these round stick on "fish eye" mirrors in the bottom corner of both
my mirrors.  I think they are fantastic.  Really helps when my Syncro is
taller than the average 4x4 on the road and there are all these *little*
cars driving in my blind spots - which on my Double Cab is quite a few
especially when the canopy is on!

At 11:25 16/01/1999 EST, Jeffrey R wrote:
>Hello all--
>
>Did the Vanagon ever come with non-electric convex outside right door-mounted
>mirrors. The kind that says "objects in the mirror are closer than they
>appear."
>
>If they did and you've got experience with them how do they rate? I've never
>owned a car with this convex-type mirror. But I drove my sister's mini-van (a
>van called Quest) and the convex mirror seemed to be an asset for lane
changes
>in the potentially blind spot. Is this a good idea for my Vanagon?
>
>If I'm reading the catalogue right WCM sells a "convex head" non-electric
>mirror for the vangon for about $95--ouch. Are there cheaper options?
>
>TIA
>Jeff
>83.5 Wety
>NYC
>
>

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