Review on 🔍 2 Pack of Diamond Ultra-thin Frameless HD Glass Convex Blind Spot Mirrors with Wide Angle Adjustable Stick for Cars SUV and Trucks by Rick Bishop

I bought these mirrors for a 1948 Plymouth P-15 Deluxe coupe. The current mirrors were for cosmetic purposes but were mostly useless. Blind spot mirrors help a lot; I could only return to the place with mirrors (this was not possible before). When I have a negative they are quite deep (so they're visible, which I don't really want) but I suppose they have to be at the right angle to actually see (if they weren't so deep, my passenger the side mirror would not show enough). All in all, an inexpensive way to make my old classic car a little safer on the road and in parking lots. Side note: I can't say much about the clutch because this car rarely goes over 50mph (I keep it around town), so it doesn't get much testing on that front. but now they stay.