I agree, but as others have found, a stick on convex mirror fixes the
passenger side mirror even if it's located in the pretty location.
> There is NO place on the door of a Hawk where BOTH outside mirrors can
> be esthetically pleasing...AND be functional. Several factors come into
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>> supply dimensions for the holes, maybe from later Hawks where these
>> mirrors may have been used?

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Jerry Forrester - 19 Apr 2007 21:30 GMT
Do not install any outside mirrows! They produce drag and cause you to loose
fuel milage as well as reducing top speed (maybe by as much as 1/4 MPH) <G>

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> I agree, but as others have found, a stick on convex mirror fixes the
> passenger side mirror even if it's located in the pretty location.
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> >> supply dimensions for the holes, maybe from later Hawks where these
> >> mirrors may have been used?
jab-ph - 20 Apr 2007 02:31 GMT
Now here's some sage advise <g>!
Thanks for the other replies, guess I've got to decide between
functional and looking good, probably go with the later.
> Do not install any outside mirrows! They produce drag and cause you to loose
> fuel milage as well as reducing top speed (maybe by as much as 1/4 MPH) <G>