dbeardsleyor@hotmail.com

A couple of weeks ago I bought a 2005 S40 T5. My first Volvo, and I
love the car, but the rear view mirror is quite small. I'm having a
hard time adjusting to the low visibility compared to my last vehicle,
but have yet to find any replacement mirrors that can be mounted to the
existing hardware.

Any ideas?

Randy G.

dbeardsleyor@hotmail.com wrote:

>A couple of weeks ago I bought a 2005 S40 T5. My first Volvo, and I
>love the car, but the rear view mirror is quite small. I'm having a
>hard time adjusting to the low visibility compared to my last vehicle,
>but have yet to find any replacement mirrors that can be mounted to the
>existing hardware.
>
>Any ideas?

Dirve faster so you won't care about what's behind you! ;-)

Seriously, there are add on, generic morrors that attach to existing
mirrors. Try you local pepboys, kragen, etc., or www.jcwhitney.com.

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Lucas Tam

dbeardsleyor@hotmail.com wrote in news:1124301316.578628.219230
@f14g2000cwb.googlegroups.com:

> A couple of weeks ago I bought a 2005 S40 T5. My first Volvo, and I
> love the car, but the rear view mirror is quite small. I'm having a
> hard time adjusting to the low visibility compared to my last vehicle,
> but have yet to find any replacement mirrors that can be mounted to the
> existing hardware.

Do you happen to have any "Import Tuning" shops in your area?

I'm using a 20.00 Broadway mirror and it's great!!! I can't drive without
it now.

Here are some photos of how the mirror looks like:

http://www.speedstash.com/rearview/broadway_mirror.jpg

It clips on via a spring mechanism - very sturdy and solid.

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