[Date Prev][Date Next][Thread Prev][Thread Next][Date Index][Thread Index] Re: blind zone stuff, any input?
If you have a type 44, go to a junkyard and pull off the passenger side mirror from an 89 model up. They have a convex mirror instead of the older flat mirror. This is an upgrade I would recommend to any 89 or older type 44 owner! The other thing that helps prevent the collisions these people talk about is to monitor where vehicles are. I usually know where all the cars are around me, so there are few surprises when a car pops out of my blindspot. What does irritate me is when I -know- one is in my blind spot and I want to change lanes :) Brett At 6:18 PM -0500 2/24/99, Jeremiah Kristal wrote: > http://www4.golden.net/bdrodge/neontsb/info/blindzone.htm > > I got this link sent to me today. I'm thinking about trying it but > figured that the collective wisdom of the Quattrolist beats the SAE any > day. Anyone set their mirrors like this? Checking blindspots in NYC > traffic can be a heartstopping experience. > > Jeremiah ------ Brett Dikeman brett@pdikeman.ne.mediaone.net ~)-| "Diplomacy is the art of telling someone to go to hell and making them happy to be on their way." - Mark Twain "Oh no. Not again." - The bowl of Petunias "... it is important to realize that any lock can be picked with a big enough hammer." -- Sun System & Network Admin manual Statler: "Hey, this one sounds cute." Waldorf: "You old fool, that's not the personals, it's the obituaries!" ------
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