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Cal-look/High Performance => In Da Werks => Topic started by: notchbackxx on October 18, 2008, 17:04:52 pm



Title: Talbot Mirrows on my notch ?
Post by: notchbackxx on October 18, 2008, 17:04:52 pm
My idea was original Talbot mirror to install on my VW Typ3 .but has in the fitting out while they look cool, but it almost looks nothing. And yes, they thought. What do you mean? Dear original mirror mount?   :'(

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Title: Re: Talbot Mirrows on my notch ?
Post by: Nico86 on October 18, 2008, 20:33:19 pm
I like them, they'll be cool on your notch.


Title: Re: Talbot Mirrows on my notch ?
Post by: Lids on October 18, 2008, 20:45:42 pm
sit in the drivers seat and get somebody to hold them in place before you mount them, you might be surprised how far to the rear of the car they need to be mounted!


Title: Re: Talbot Mirrows on my notch ?
Post by: Harry/FDK on October 18, 2008, 22:26:36 pm
I will never use them again.


Title: Re: Talbot Mirrows on my notch ?
Post by: nicolas on October 19, 2008, 20:19:18 pm
i fitted them lower on the door. maybe not the best place as far as visibility is concerned (if talbot offer that ever...) but in my opinion they look better there as this model (simolar to mine) looks like a wing. so i personally wouldn't put it horizontally. please don't make the mistake to not weld the hole for the original mirror. i have mine still and have regretted it ever since i found my mirrors. the thing was the car was allready painted before i had the mirrors, still it would have been better if it was welded up.



Title: Re: Talbot Mirrows on my notch ?
Post by: Heebah on October 23, 2008, 08:39:14 am
You should track down some Talbots specially made for type III
http://www.terovirta.com/images/2001_PickNick_04.jpg


-Heebah-





Title: Re: Talbot Mirrows on my notch ?
Post by: notchbackxx on October 23, 2008, 18:23:20 pm
 :o Thatīs a nice way to use the Talbotīs
But in the moment i have buyed a original mirrowīs thatīs like new , so i thing i will use the original mirrow.
Thankīs for your coments
Greetings