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1962 RH Mirror install

Started by arch62, May 26, 2017, 05:27:30 PM

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arch62

Does anyone in the Chicagoland area have a shop trustworthy and experienced enough to install one of these?
Two shops say they do not know how or need to take off entire door panel?!?

D.Yaros

Not a Cadillac, but on my 1962 Oldsmobile installation of an outside, right hand side view mirror was a DIY project.  The mirror bracket screws into the door skin and the mirror screws onto the bracket.  For me it was simply a matter of drilling a couple of holes in the right location.
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arch62

Obviously your patience came from medical school. LOL.
This sees too perfect with no error tolerance.

Bob Hoffmann CLC#96

Quote from: arch62 on May 26, 2017, 05:27:30 PM
Does anyone in the Chicagoland area have a shop trustworthy and experienced enough to install one of these?
Two shops say they do not know how or need to take off entire door panel?!?
Do you have the installation instructions & template??? If not, I suggest you get them BEFORE you start drilling.
Bob
1968 Eldorado slick top ,white/red interior
2015 Holden Ute HSV Maloo red/black interior.
             
Too much fun is more than you can have.

arch62

Template does not indicate distance from front door jamb.

May end up using velcro at this stage.