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Side view mirror question


buzz88

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On an 88 B2 with sport mirrrors aka the little plastics ones to swap out for the larger mirrors am I correct that an interior door bracket is required?? Meaning if it didn't come with large metal mirrors from the factory it won't have that interior door bracket ?? Thanks
 


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That is correct. I removed my small mirrors on my '88 and drilled holes to mount the break away mirrors from my junked '86. My '88 doors needed the brackets from inside the '86 doors. I had to drill some holes. I had to plug some holes.
 
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