Newbie with the first of many questions

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Old Fool

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Hi guys, glad to be here.

I grew up as a Ford boy, then fell to the dark side (69 Z/28).

I bought a new 1993 LX5.0, sold it 1400 miles later, the quality of it was a joke.

Currently drive a 2005 Focus ZX5 for my dd. I have 2 Corvettes (don't shoot me) for toys, and now I have a 65 coupe 6/auto.

Enough about me and my personal problems, here is my question:

Has anyone put power mirrors on a 65/66? If so what mirrors did you use, and pics would be appreciated.

Thanks!

 

A67StangMaster

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Old Fool said:

I have 2 Corvettes (don't shoot me) for toys.

Has anyone put power mirrors on a 65/66?

Thanks!

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but why would you do such a thing?

jk jk...

 

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A67StangMaster said:

but why would you do such a thing?

jk jk...

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Which is it you find so disgusting, owning 2 Corvettes, or putting power mirrors on my Mustang .

 

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danny clemens

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I remember reading an article in a Mustang magazine about putting one of the remote controlled mirrors from a later Ford on an early Mustang's driver side. If I remember correctly it looked pretty good but that wouldn't solve your passenger side.

 

CraigMBA

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I remember something about a mid 80's Mazda RX7.

 

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truck90278

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check with Reenmachine and KAR mustang (they are related) On one (or more) of their project vehicles, they used '93 (believe) Mustang convertible electric side view mirrors.