Toyota mirror replacement

Toyota mirror replacement

The dealership gets $300 to do this. The mirror’s $29bucks on ebay.

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rpeek says:

That’s a cool thought..

queenofyeay says:

Bet you could make a real nice panning camera mount with that mirror gizmo.  Up +down left and right… you’d pay a heck of a lot for a factory made camera mount like that… just a thought

TimothyAaronPotts says:

Gee, my cars alot older, or i have no luxurys, my toyota mirrior aint eletric….

Bighappy says:

Don’t you just love 3rd party manufactures who stick to the OEM wiring?

Trish Peek says:

You’re my hero…..!!! 

elad yrag says:

300,,, bet the mechanic didn’t get near that… good to be able to do some fixins.. I am going to start doing more of that stuff…Don’t mind paying a fair price for the working guy, but,, seems a bit outta line..Maybe the dealer thought he was a wall street guy… Yow!!!

M. Pierce says:

good to keep the bosses car fixxed 

The Shade Tree Fix-it Man says:

Did you put some clear coat on that paint job? If not, it will dull down real soon. If you do it will match even better than now. Just a suggestion. You can still do it on the car too with a little masking tape and some newspaper to protect the rest of your paintjob on the car. Nice job of installation.
I cheated and did it the way you said you would have, using JB weld and some sheet metal screws on my wife’s Blazer. Good thing, cause she broke it a second time and I fixed it the same again!

trbfshmn says:

RP, solder and shrink tube, what a great job; If you ever have a reason to change string tension while you play your banjos, how about a power operated tuning peg with that old 12 volt motor. (Don’t play so don’t know if that is appropriate!) lol trb

1963impala2dr says:

I think you should make a banjo out of the old parts haha

alan brent says:

A country boy can survive, do something from nothing city folks Lord help them they ‘ll be lost

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