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Thread: WTB: flag mirrors

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    WTB: flag mirrors

    Looking for a pair of chrome flag mirrors that will fit a 1970t. Thanks.

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    Send me a pm with your email address and I will send pictures of a couple I have available.
    John

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    You're aware that your 70T would have originally been delivered with the round, large Durant mirrors?

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    So many of these cars have had mirrors changed over the years, it's almost rare to see the correct mirrors on them unless the car has been properly restored. My '72 should have the small flag, but has the later, larger flag from '74-75 instead. Someone probably just wanted better visibility, I suspect.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Arne View Post
    So many of these cars have had mirrors changed over the years, it's almost rare to see the correct mirrors on them unless the car has been properly restored. My '72 should have the small flag, but has the later, larger flag from '74-75 instead. Someone probably just wanted better visibility, I suspect.
    Rare? Kidding, right? I'd bet 90% of the cars on these forums have the correct mirrors. Probably more. Just look around. Just trying to help the OP in case he wasn't aware what the factory mirrors were for his car.

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    Quote Originally Posted by LiveFromNY View Post
    Rare? Kidding, right? I'd bet 90% of the cars on these forums have the correct mirrors. Probably more. Just look around. Just trying to help the OP in case he wasn't aware what the factory mirrors were for his car.
    I wasn't talking about the cars you see here, members here generally know what is correct. But cars you see out and about frequently have the wrong mirrors, especially the LWB cars. Or that has always been my perception. Maybe I just obsess over stuff like that to the point that I think the wrong mirrors are more common than they really are.
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    Never was a pair in 72/73 production,AFAIK.........so, he is looking for non original s { Alfa? }that are not too uncommonly seen on early cars & in magazines too. And, I don't know why , with all this new and advanced technology, that a right side could not be reversed ( mirror image ) for the right side!......cliff
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    Quote Originally Posted by Cliff View Post
    Never was a pair in 72/73 production,AFAIK.........so, he is looking for non original s { Alfa? }that are not too uncommonly seen on early cars & in magazines too. And, I don't know why , with all this new and advanced technology, that a right side could not be reversed ( mirror image ) for the right side!......cliff
    As I said, another reason round Durants are correct. Even on later 72/73 cars that came with the small flags, if you ordered a passenger side mirror the factory installed the 68-71 large Durants.

    BTW, Porsche now sells the 72-73 small flags in both driver and passenger sides. Not available back then but available now. Unfortunately, they're wildly incorrect. I just ordered a set for a hot rod and they're fine for that but not even close to resembling an original mirror.

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