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Hmmmm, I have a 2 screw chrome and polished mirror (not brushed, no day/nite) and was told that it was a notch only mirror by person I got it from, who I consider a pretty good expert. I just have no clue as to the year. Mysteries to ponder. What about outside mirrors? I am in possession of 3 different styles of outer mirrors, all of which are pairs (left short stemmed and right long stemmed) for left hand drive cars. I know of 4 styles and the ones I don't have are the "cat's eyes" style. I have the late rectangular ones, the pear shaped ones and what I think could be rarer, some rectangular ones that do not swivel to adjust. Those require a wrench to loosen a nut which allows the ball to pivot . I say only because I have only ran across a couple of people that have seen or know of them. How many more styles are there of these might I ask? Tom http://home.att.net/~drsowatt/index.html > > Up to and including 65 we had brushed aluminum finish mirrors > held in place with screws. Notches and fastbacks got short stems, > . Some of these mounted with 2 > screws and some with 3; I think that went with the body style, too. > > 66-7 we get chrome snap-in mirrors with the extra stub on the stem > which now gets an adjustable rubber bumper. ------------------------------------------------------------------- Unsubscribe? mailto:type3-request@vwtype3.org, Subject: unsubscribe