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CLEARVIEW TOWING MIRRORS


I want to buy Clearview mirrors for towing my van with and am interested in feedback from anyone who has these mirrors (fitting to Nissan Navara D40).  One advantage I see with these mirrors is that they bolt on where your original mirrors fit.  Are there any other advantages or disadvantages. Also do they give good vision down the side of the van.



-- Edited by rodandjean on Friday 13th of January 2012 12:10:34 PM

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Hi Rod, The mirrors are great. A little pricey, but worth it.

Not sure whether you noticed, but there is a topic on this in the General Forum, first page, which gives a bit of info. All the best. Alan.

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Still waiting to get them on my Pajero. Clearview keep promising to have them in stock this year - can't wait!



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Going gone wrote:

Still waiting to get them on my Pajero. Clearview keep promising to have them in stock this year - can't wait!


 They have been promising these mirrors for 80 series for the last 2 years



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They look good, but they are way out of a poor old pensioner like me's price range.



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Wakefield Street Adelaide S.A. I came out of the clinic and there on the I had to go to the eye surgeon today. It was at the Wakefield Street Clinic in ground to great me was my Clearview Mirrors.  Yes both of them. I just burst into tears. Have rang around can not get them fitted till Friday. I hope who ever did this had fun I dont think so! They should get what is coming to them.



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What mongrels walk our streets? I'm sorry you had to have this experience at the hands of some mongrel who doesn't have enough brains to respect the property of other people.
I hope you can get them fitted ok on Friday. That really is a bad experience. It would be good if you knew who did it, but I fear you won't get that chance. Take is easy. Don't stress about it. It can be fixed, and the low-lifes will get theirs some time.
Smart arses always come unstuck!
I hope your eyes are ok too. Take it easy. It's the only way to take it.

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Popeye wrote:

Wakefield Street Adelaide S.A. I came out of the clinic and there on the I had to go to the eye surgeon today. It was at the Wakefield Street Clinic in ground to great me was my Clearview Mirrors.  Yes both of them. I just burst into tears. Have rang around can not get them fitted till Friday. I hope who ever did this had fun I dont think so! They should get what is coming to them.


 

 

Sorry Popeye, were they damaged ???   Can't understand this one mate  ??

 

And to the original poster...I've had them on my LC100 for nearly 2 years now and love them.....bit big for normal driving, but FABULOUS for towing !!

 



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