🚪 4-Inch Round Classic Style Door Edge Mirror by United Pacific Review

The mirrors look great but the doors on my 1948 Lincoln Continental were too thick for the rubber inserts that came with the mirrors. I was able to install them with green sticks that were thinner.

Adjusting screws that are too long. Protrude from the mirror bracket and scratch the door jamb. Attempting to fit a mirror to a 1932 Chevy 2-door coupe. I bought shorter screws and sharpened them so I could mount the mirror.

FAST FAST SERVICE! I NEED A MIRROR FOR MY 1957 CLASSIC SUPER CHIEF LOWRIDER FOR SAFETY AND LEGAL REASONS! THOUGHT IT WILL COME IN 10 DAYS BUT IT WILL COME IN LESS THAN A WEEK! IN SECONDS HE HAS ATTACHED A HEXAGONAL TOOL BUT CAN REMOVE IT QUICKLY AT A CAR SHOW! GRATITUDE!

Wind fluctuates while driving and is difficult to adjust at high speed Hold the underside of it to keep it on Stays in place to see behind me (not much fun in the rainy Northwest, left hand gets wet lol), overall looks good but build quality is below par.

Needed new wing mirrors for my 47 Ford. I didn't want anything larger than 4 inches in diameter. The only reason I gave four stars versus five is because they can't be adjusted the way I'd like them to be when installed. As a result, I was unable to fully adjust the passenger side. as far as I wanted. Of course, a lot depends on the car and where the door is located. Otherwise I'm still happy with the purchase.