I've got a day/night mirror on my '70. It has four screws that hold it
together (two on top and two on the bottom). It doesn't actually flip;
there's a flat knob underneath that turns to select day or night. It
also doesn't rotate more than one turn in one direction (i.e. keep
spinning around to keep toggling between day and night).
I realize the 67.5 mounting is completely different (dash vs. window
frame) and that it's different than the '66-'67 (three screws vs.
screw-on). Is yours similar?
Adam
'70 1600 SPL311-28181
--- Tony Genovese <chaztg@hotmail.com> wrote:
> I read in Phill's book that some roadsters--I forget which models
> years--had
> a flip mirror or day/night mirror.
> I find this interesting because I recently acquired a rolling body
> minus
> driveline 67.5 1600 that was missing a lot of things but it's mostly
> there
> and it had a flip mirror affixed to the distinctive 67.5 mounting
> base on
> the dash.
> The back of the mirror looks datsun, but the front is the "flip" part
> and
> seems to be attached with four screws.
> Does anyone have anyhting like this on their car that they can attest
> is
> stock?
>
> Tony
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