question re:mirror
question re:mirror
I know, it's probably a dumb question, but I couldn't help wondering what is the purpose of the little convex mirror postioned over the left side of the grille?
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It is there to help you see across the front of the vehicle (i.e. it gives the driver a better view of where the front is)
VERY useful for scaring your girlfriend it you're ever following her! :lol: You can get literally inches from the back of her vehicle without touching her car! (she hates it when I do that! )
Regards,
Bruce.
P.S. Also handy for parking in tight spaces - but that is the practical, not fun, use for it!
VERY useful for scaring your girlfriend it you're ever following her! :lol: You can get literally inches from the back of her vehicle without touching her car! (she hates it when I do that! )
Regards,
Bruce.
P.S. Also handy for parking in tight spaces - but that is the practical, not fun, use for it!
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Bruce,
It's actually not all that practical for parking in real tight spots here... because of the fact that we drive on the other side of the road, it is on the wrong side of the vehicle... at least I dont find I worry about that corner when parking mine (and I havent hit anyone yet :P )
So I guess that just leaves the impractical fun ways to use it!
It's actually not all that practical for parking in real tight spots here... because of the fact that we drive on the other side of the road, it is on the wrong side of the vehicle... at least I dont find I worry about that corner when parking mine (and I havent hit anyone yet :P )
So I guess that just leaves the impractical fun ways to use it!
JoshMystery Machine wrote:VERY useful for scaring your girlfriend it you're ever following her!
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Do you think I should start producing these then??josh wrote:.....so I guess that just leaves the impractical fun ways to use it!Mystery Machine wrote:VERY useful for scaring your girlfriend it you're ever following her!
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I think you're missing how it is used... the mirror isn't showing you the corner of the vehicle, it's showing you the front bumper, as a result I find it very useful for tight spots because you can get within an inch of the car in front of you, I love that mirror and the parking mirror to the rear because you can see exactly where the bumpers are...It's actually not all that practical for parking in real tight spots here
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I like aligning those convex mirrors to give the front passenger a good view of traffic from the rear when they are exiting into traffic.
Also seems that those accustomed to LHD naturally check the side mirror before opening the door in busy traffic, therefore cutting down the risk of injury and Delica door loss.
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Also seems that those accustomed to LHD naturally check the side mirror before opening the door in busy traffic, therefore cutting down the risk of injury and Delica door loss.
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