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Old 12-11-2019, 08:31 AM   #15
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They are great if you leave them flipped up!
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That is true, although they still are not as good as the Chevy and Ford mirrors. Where I live, the roads are small, and the mailboxes are dang close to the edge of the road. If I am not towing, I would much rather have the mirrors "down" to give me another couple of inches on each side.
Well I drive those narrow roads with our DRW, and close mail boxes. I worry more about the hips hitting the mail boxes than the mirrors, mail boxes are too low.
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