'97 Jeep TJ - Need ideas for side view mirrors

[Brian McVickers]

Hi,
Anybody have some creative solutions for running side mirrors with the doors off?

I think that all of the standard mirror relocation kits are bulky and ugly.
I'm looking for something discreet.

I tried using the stick small stick on mirrors, the kind that you stick on to a larger side view mirror, but the ones I tried were not adjustable so they just showed me the ground....

I like the idea of a stick on mirror that would fit in the upper corners of the windshield and look back to the side.

Thanks
Brian

 

[Krytos]

Some motorcycle mirrors have bases that fit into the hinge holes for removed doors.

Look for "long stem Harley Davisdon mirrors" on ebay and you should be able to find some that fit for less than $25 a pair.

 

[jscusmcvet]

Some motorcycle mirrors have bases that fit into the hinge holes for removed doors.

Look for "long stem Harley Davisdon mirrors" on ebay and you should be able to find some that fit for less than $25 a pair.

This is what I do. I prefer it over the permanent mirror relocators that you can find. Even prefer it over the stock ones. The mirror actually is useful and meets the legal requirement (here in NC) of having a driver side mirror.

John

 

[wstuebing]

Bicycle mirrors fit in to the door pin location and you can adjust them as you see fit. Also cheaper then the Harley parts.

http://www.canadiantire.ca/en/pdp/s...ex-rearview-mirror-0734218p.html#.U1Z3KvldWnw

 

[Mudicon]

I really like the Rugged Ridge Mirror relocation kit...looks factory and allows the removal of the doors at will. However, have limited visibility from driver in pass mirror. As you notice, I had to make a bracket to hold my snorkel off the mirror relocation bracket.

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[MattScott]

I ran mirrors from a CB750. They're probably at Clark's house.