Internal Rear View Mirror Range Rover P38a 1995 HSE
BoB-B
Does anyone know if the same mirror is used on any other vehicle, or where I
might have more luck?
Its the model which has a slider mechanism below mirror body which sets
antiglare properties if required, so is electrically connected.
Bob
Nige
Just fit a normal one, it's only to dip the thing & they leak & don't work
for ever. There's one on ebay for �15.,
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Nige,
BMW K1200S
Range Rover Vogue
Dave Liquorice
> Just fit a normal one, it's only to dip the thing & they leak & don't
> work for ever.
If there is one thing I really miss from my old DII it's the
electronic interior rear view mirror. It just worked, fully
automagically. No glare from stuff behind, no forgetting that you've
manually dipped the mirror and thus can no longer see whats behind (a
long way back) in a corner of your eye. I also miss the compass.
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Cheers
Dave.
DieSea
"Dave Liquorice" <allsortsn...@howhill.com> wrote in message
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What about Buckley Bros in Darwen
I was there a couple of weeks back when some one wanted an original Wing mirror
for an early '50's Land Rover
They pulled one off the shelf as if by magic
I recognised it as being the same as the one on the LR I took my test on in may
1957
DieSea
Oily
"DieSea" wrote..........
>
> What about Buckley Bros in Darwen
>
> I was there a couple of weeks back when some one wanted an original Wing
mirror
> for an early '50's Land Rover
>
> They pulled one off the shelf as if by magic
>
> I recognised it as being the same as the one on the LR I took my test on
in may
> 1957
>
Was it the tiny round one mounted on the front of the front wing that you
could see bugger all out of. They were optional extras anyway and different
dealers sold different mirrors, I'm not sure now if LR had any official
recommendations.
Dave Liquorice
>> If there is one thing I really miss from my old DII it's the
>> electronic interior rear view mirror.
>
> What about Buckley Bros in Darwen
Ooo, I'm in Blackburn next Saturday. <google> brings up
www.landroverspares.co.uk but the "latest news" is March 2005!
They have a Darwen address so I guess it's the same company but if
they don't want to keep the website up to date they really ought to
take it down or remove the ancient content.
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Cheers
Dave.
DieSea
"Dave Liquorice" <allsortsn...@howhill.com> wrote in message
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Check they're open Dave
Simple to find
Come off the roadabout that heads to Blackburn Rovers but head in the opposite
direction towards Darwen
At the Liddl store on blackburn road turn right
You'll find them a 100 yards or so up that hill on the right
I think its first right and immediately right
You cant miss the yard its full of Land Rover being brocken for spares
Their stores are an Alladins Cave
A helpfull bunch
Got me shed back on the road very quickly and cost a lot less than I exspected
I missed the fun this weekend , Dragon put her foot down with a firm hand :-((
Next weekend we should be some where a bit north of you ( terms and conditions
apply )
DieSea
Nige
A666
DieSea
"Oily" <martin...@nospambtconnect.com> wrote in message
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That's the one
John said the guy who bought it had an original minter that did the shows
They've got a 1965 SWB in the stores
Looks original and tidy for its year , tax exempt as well I think
I wish , but Dragon would have summat to say
DieSea
Dave Liquorice
> They've got a 1965 SWB in the stores
I'd like a 1960 SWB, there is something about driving around in a car
the same age as oneself. B-)
> I wish , but Dragon would have summat to say
Ditto.
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Cheers
Dave.
Oily
"Dave Liquorice" wrote........
DieSea wrote:
>
> > They've got a 1965 SWB in the stores
>
> I'd like a 1960 SWB, there is something about driving around in a car
> the same age as oneself. B-)
>
> > I wish , but Dragon would have summat to say
>
> Ditto.
>
> Dave.
>
I've got a '63 LWB 109" and a '54 SWB 86" both with original numbers.
Molesworth
"DieSea" <DieSea.No...@nnttwlwoorrlldd.ccoomm> wrote:
>
> What about Buckley Bros in Darwen
>
> I was there a couple of weeks back when some one wanted an original Wing
> mirror
> for an early '50's Land Rover
>
> They pulled one off the shelf as if by magic
>
> I recognised it as being the same as the one on the LR I took my test on in
> may
> 1957
I sold a 1947 Willys jeep on ebay a few years ago. It was rusty and
horrid, but the guy sent a truck to collect it anyway, which is when we
noticed there wasn't a wheel-nut on the LHS. These nuts are 'handed'
threads. and the LHS was the 'wrong' way.
I went down to my local NAPA (USA) store and they had one on the shelf!
I was amazed!
Molesworth
Oily
"Molesworth" wrote.........
>
> I sold a 1947 Willys jeep on ebay a few years ago. It was rusty and
> horrid, but the guy sent a truck to collect it anyway, which is when we
> noticed there wasn't a wheel-nut on the LHS. These nuts are 'handed'
> threads. and the LHS was the 'wrong' way.
>
> I went down to my local NAPA (USA) store and they had one on the shelf!
>
> I was amazed!
>
> Molesworth
Just been rebuilding one of those ('44) and you can get almost anything you
want next day in England. Probably Hotchkiss parts though.
DieSea
"Dave Liquorice" <allsortsn...@howhill.com> wrote in message
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Still not outa Nappies then Dave
;-))
DieSea
EMB
> On Sun, 22 Nov 2009 18:56:18 -0000, DieSea wrote:
>
>> They've got a 1965 SWB in the stores
>
> I'd like a 1960 SWB, there is something about driving around in a car
> the same age as oneself. B-)
>
brought out to NZ when he emigrated in 1963. New chassis time for it
when I find the tuits and cash.