Ok we have had the can I cant I run without doors threads but what have you done about mirrors?
I tried them above the top door hinge on the triangle part of the tub but from the driver seat you cant see the passenger mirror, so any ideas/pics?
Nik
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Doorless mirrors?
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Door-Less Mirror Brackets
These brackets mount to the stock door hinge plate and allow you to run stock mirrors while on the trail with your doors off! This kit made by Calmini take the guesswork out of making your Samurai drive able with the doors off. Brackets can also be used in conjunction with our roof rack kits as well. Mirror brackets are finished in semi-gloss black powder coat and come complete with mounting hardware. No drilling required to install, the brackets are entirely bolt-on.
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i saw some doorless mirrors while i was searching today, and all they had done is taken the mirror off the door and moved it 4ward, to the little square section, just behind the bonnet, (does that make sense), i was looking at doing this to mine, but my snorkel is in the way
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i have made a bracket that bolts to the screen frame locking plate !!
with a mirror of an older model car (cant remember !!)
if i could upload pics to photobucket , i would show ya,s a pic !!
quite simple , & easy to take mirror out when the tracks get tight !!
with a mirror of an older model car (cant remember !!)
if i could upload pics to photobucket , i would show ya,s a pic !!
quite simple , & easy to take mirror out when the tracks get tight !!
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and one day i'll just become a worthless housewife.
and one day i'll just become a worthless housewife.
I went out and bought my self some hilux style mirrors which have a long enough swing to be seen on the passengers side. Also makes it easier to fit a snorkel on the drivers side. I found that a much better option than trying to make the stock mirrors work. Should be cheap from a wreckers too 
They fold back flat for when the tracks get really tight and i've rolled the car on one and all that broke was the glass!
(sorry didnt have any other photos of the mirror mounts just of the car
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They fold back flat for when the tracks get really tight and i've rolled the car on one and all that broke was the glass!
(sorry didnt have any other photos of the mirror mounts just of the car
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You can buy little Grimace flexible mirrors to fasten to push bikes. Technically that's all you would need if legality is the only issue. But I like mirrors and I wouldn't want to drive without them.
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