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Argve · 02-24-2005, 02:16 AM

I am in need of a replacement mirror for our truck. It has the swing out camper mirrors as I call them I can't seem to find anywhere that sells them like the ones I have >>> Click Here <<< I can find some that are close but no cigar, the ones I keep finding clamp on to the support, where as these the support is part of the mirror head it's self as you can see from the picture. Just purchased the truck last fall and now that the pulling season is coming up quick I figured I better ask the pro's where to get a replacement.

Argve · 02-24-2005, 02:16 AM

I am in need of a replacement mirror for our truck. It has the swing out camper mirrors as I call them I can't seem to find anywhere that sells them like the ones I have >>> Click Here <<< I can find some that are close but no cigar, the ones I keep finding clamp on to the support, where as these the support is part of the mirror head it's self as you can see from the picture. Just purchased the truck last fall and now that the pulling season is coming up quick I figured I better ask the pro's where to get a replacement.

Two Bit · 02-24-2005, 03:44 AM

JC Whitney has some similar mirrors, although the chrome finish tends to rust after awhile and they vibrate somewhat (I had a set). I would go to a NAPA store with that picture. I bet they can order them.

Argve · 03-17-2005, 02:33 AM

Well just to update went to the local Napa and they can get them - ordered a replacement mirror head (Stainless Steel) for $61 plus tax should be in sometime either today or Friday.

Ken Lenger · 03-17-2005, 10:00 AM

Is the '95 Dodge a 2nd gen? I can't remember. If so, the Dodge EOM swing out towing mirrors for the newer 2nd gen trucks can be installed on the older 2nd gens. I think the kit is supplied with some sheet metal stiffiners, or you may have to request them separetly. They are not power mirrors but work great.

Argve · 03-17-2005, 02:14 PM

Yes it is a 2nd gen. Have looked at those pretty hard but just can't get over the price of doing a swap. The swing out mirrors that I have now are bolted to the side of the door which means if I yank them off I have to plug the holes and repaint the door which increases the cost to levels that I don't want to go. (I'm not planning on keeping the truck for that many years to see a good return on my money).