Anybody using a 3, 4 or 5 panel rear mirror?

They (5) are to bulky and don't curve with the windshield. I tried the original Wink Mirrow and thought if only it was thinner,  3 maybe. 

I used to put them in all my VWs back in the 80's and loved them.

$180. no thanks!

My car is an Envemo C coupe,  I guess I need to go to Surabaya where my car is with a tape measure.. 

A coupe might be doable. I personally loved them in all my other rides.

You can get them in Plastic for <$25 and spray paint them chrome, silver, aluminum or even body color.

I use the five panel on my golf cart.  Had one in my GMC Tahoe and LOVED it.  They also make an under 12" long convex clip on mirror for windshield mounting.

Dennis - FWIW offering up this option. When I have my board in the car, it creates a blind spot on the passenger side. I had an old suction-cup phone holder, used double-sided tape to attach a small convex mirror, and VOILA, a simple, inexpensive mirror that I can easily remove or reposition.

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Great idea thanks..

Dennis, I forgot to include a close-up of my mirror contraption...

Jim, that's a great mod!

If only the wink mirror had a thinner profile for our little cars.

I have Raydyot mirrors on my car, and for the passenger side, I ordered a convex glass.  It's a great improvement on visibility for the passenger side.

I don't know if you can get convex glass in the traditional Speedster mirrors.

Bob: IM S6 posted:

I have Raydyot mirrors on my car, and for the passenger side, I ordered a convex glass.  It's a great improvement on visibility for the passenger side.

I don't know if you can get convex glass in the traditional Speedster mirrors.

Bob,

Where did you get the convex glass for the passenger side Raydyot mirror?

Bob: IM S6 posted:

I have Raydyot mirrors on my car, and for the passenger side, I ordered a convex glass.  It's a great improvement on visibility for the passenger side.

I don't know if you can get convex glass in the traditional Speedster mirrors.

My passenger side mirror is the standard/stock type and it IS convex.  Think I got it from Auto Atlanta.  I could look it up if someone needed to know.

Cliff Presley - Charlotte, NC posted:

Bob: IM S6 posted:

I have Raydyot mirrors on my car, and for the passenger side, I ordered a convex glass.  It's a great improvement on visibility for the passenger side.

I don't know if you can get convex glass in the traditional Speedster mirrors.

Bob,

Where did you get the convex glass for the passenger side Raydyot mirror?

Cliff:  I had to order a full mirror, from Moss Motors.  I then just switched the glass into my current mirror, so now I have an extra mirror!

I couldn't find just the convex glass anywhere.  For me, it was worth it to have the expanded view the convex glass gives you, especially in a car that doesn't have the best visibility to begin with, especially with the top up.

You can angle your rear view mirror a little to the right and viola no blind spot!

Been there, done that, then bought the convex glass 

The expanded view is much better.  I use all three mirrors when driving, and I'm constantly checking them, plus exercising my neck muscles left to right and back again.

Too many idiotic drivers on the road these days...

Bob: IM S6 posted:

Cliff Presley - Charlotte, NC posted:

Bob: IM S6 posted:

I have Raydyot mirrors on my car, and for the passenger side, I ordered a convex glass.  It's a great improvement on visibility for the passenger side.

I don't know if you can get convex glass in the traditional Speedster mirrors.

Bob,

Where did you get the convex glass for the passenger side Raydyot mirror?

Cliff:  I had to order a full mirror, from Moss Motors.  I then just switched the glass into my current mirror, so now I have an extra mirror!

I couldn't find just the convex glass anywhere.  For me, it was worth it to have the expanded view the convex glass gives you, especially in a car that doesn't have the best visibility to begin with, especially with the top up.

Bob,

Thanks for a great idea. 

The glass mirror in my two rear view mirrors was exactly 3 1/2 inches wide but the one on the passengers side was useless.  following your example, I went to Advance Auto Parts and found a very inexpensive 3 3/4 inch wide round convex review mirror made by "Fit System - Replacement Mirrors," code: CO37 36-2503-8.  The glass used in it was also exactly 3 1/2 inches wide so after buying it I removed the glass from my passengers side review mirror and replaced it with the convex mirror taken from the Fit System example.

Wow!  What a life saver. . .  and I may later decide to also replace the mirror on the drivers side.

Cliff:  Glad you found such a simple solution that works well!

May you have many miles of clear view driving.