Pictures of stock (external) mirrors?

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Pictures of stock (external) mirrors?

Post by CHO576 »

Just wondering what mirrors came stock on FB/EK's?

Did they come out of the factory (as Nasco accessories) with mirrors? - or where only available later on ...

I have seen a few different varieties - mudguard mounted, door mounted ... but am not sure which/if both are stock. Some with straight arms, some with bent arms ...

Would would also be really useful is if anyone had some pics of their mirror that they could post ??

And even better - if anyone has an stock mirror that they'd like to part with (pm me) :)

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Post by Cal »

Jamie, here's what mine look like.

I beleive there were a few varieties available.



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Post by Finny »

Jamie, my original car didn't have any side mirrors.

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Post by CHO576 »

Thanks Cal ...

Do they have any particular brand stamped on them ?

- just wondering what I should be looking out for if I wanted to try and pick up something that was 'authentic'/correct.

To tell you the truth though - I dont know if Im that keen on having to drill holes in my door to fit them. Ive seem another variety that seem to clamp on to the door frame.
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Post by Cal »

Nah, no markings on them Jamie. There may be something under the bit the sits on the door, though the screws are so rusted I'm not game enough to touch them :oops:


Mind you, I've lost count of the number of different variety of mirrors I've seen on these cars. I wouldn't bother with the left one (my type) as it's next to useless.

I wouldn't worry about drilling the holes. If the mirrors are going to stay there, there's no issue. Just put some tape around where you plan on drilling in case the drill slips onto the paint
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Post by CHO576 »

thats good info ...

I have seen some that seemed from the period - with Wibroc stamped on them. But seems like I should be looking for something with Nasco stamped on them ...

thanks Tim - any pics (specially the door mounted variety) would be really helpful!

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Post by CHO576 »

dont doubt that, but if they dont have the big "N" stamp ... ;)
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Post by FB MAD »

:roll: And same with "Genuine Nasco Brake Boosters " which were made by PBR brakes , only difference between a "Nasco" booster and a PBR unit was the Nasco sticker attached.

Still looked and worked the same.
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Post by CHO576 »

I fully agree with you - would not make any difference at all in respect to the way they operate and perform.

But ... authenticity / resale / etc ... I would think that it would be preferable to have the Big N stamp for this reason alone.
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To me the word NASCO means nothing.It doesn't make a car a better buying option whether it has the word Nasco on its assesory parts or not.

Some blokes eat, sleep and shit GENUINE NASCO PARTS :wink: :lol: ... each to their own I suppose... just not my cup-of-tea :wink: :wink: :wink: .
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FB MAD wrote:To me the word NASCO means nothing... just not my cup-of-tea
Cool ... if you got some you dont want, let me know - I'll take em off your hands if you like ;) ;)
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Post by FB MAD »

Nah, sorry all my parts are labelled Supercheap Auto :wink: :wink: :wink: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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CHO576 wrote: But ... authenticity / resale / etc ... I would think that it would be preferable to have the Big N stamp for this reason alone.
- Hmmmmm debatable

Most if not all nasco parts were sourced aftermarket gear (lucas, wibroc, PPR etc) with nasco stamped on it, the difference is the rebadged nasco stuff is getting harder to get because it was only fitted to GMH vehicles.
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FB MAD wrote:To me the word NASCO means nothing.It doesn't make a car a better buying option whether it has the word Nasco on its assesory parts or not.

Some blokes eat, sleep and shit GENUINE NASCO PARTS :wink: :lol: ... each to their own I suppose... just not my cup-of-tea :wink: :wink: :wink: .
FB MAD wrote:Nah, sorry all my parts are labelled Supercheap Auto.
:shock: :shock: :shock: Ohhhhhh... then you wouldn't know who owns this then, hey Terry??? (Funny comments from someone that likes Nasco that much he makes his own!) :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

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Here is a pic of my mirrors( Wibroc)
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