chris1379

We have a Ford E150 at work that I drive on a regular basis. I know
most of the blind spot can be eliminated by adjusting the mirrors
properly but it won't work for this one. There is a partition behind
the front seats with only a small window at the top. I cannot see out
the right side rear window (on the rear door) at all. Right now I have
a wedge mirror mounted on the lower inside corner of each mirror but
the passenger side one is not large enough. I am considering 2" or even
3" mirrors that stick on but where? I usually see them on the outside
lower corners but that blocks the view of the next lane in the main
mirror, doesn't it? Anyone else deal with this? Customized van owners?

Chris

Backyard Mechanic

www.ford-trucks.com

I suggest a secondary convex mirror attached to the main mirror bracket.


"chris1379" <chris1379@bigfoot.com> wrote:

> We have a Ford E150 at work that I drive on a regular basis. I know
> most of the blind spot can be eliminated by adjusting the mirrors
> properly but it won't work for this one. There is a partition behind
> the front seats with only a small window at the top. I cannot see out
> the right side rear window (on the rear door) at all. Right now I have
> a wedge mirror mounted on the lower inside corner of each mirror but
> the passenger side one is not large enough. I am considering 2" or even
> 3" mirrors that stick on but where? I usually see them on the outside
> lower corners but that blocks the view of the next lane in the main
> mirror, doesn't it? Anyone else deal with this? Customized van owners?
>
> Chris
>



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