Nah, early-90's Toyota Celica mirrors.. Before they went "bug-eyed" with the headlights, not sure of exact year.. (94 maybe?) They have triangular bases on the Celica though, dunno if they'd match up with the Fiero's triangle in front of the window... I hope so! Me like...
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laffer98 Member
Posts: 194 From: Independence, Mo USA Registered: May 99
Originally posted by Old Lar: Modified Indy with "special" mirrors.
Info on these please!!! I was wondering if there were any mirrors that could fit on that area with a little modification. I was actually looking at motorcycle mirrors. The only reason I want car mirrors is because I want to keep the power option.
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Originally posted by laffer98: Becareful where you mount your new mirrors if you want the doors to open with the windows up.
Exactly Laffer. When I was in my garage over the weekend working on this, that seemed to be one of the issues.
Old Lar, do you have that problem or do you just not open your door all the way
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Old Lar Member
Posts: 13798 From: Palm Bay, Florida Registered: Nov 1999
Here is a great example using the mirrors from a newer model firebird. This car is from Houston and is a great example of changing the mirrors from stock to WOW. Hope you all like it if you haven't seen it before.
87FieroGT, That car is beautiful, if you know the owner, tell him I said his flame job and paint is awesome. So far I have not seen the "style" I am looking for. These mirrors are like rectangular and mount with a single post. I am tryin to get a picture, I may just make them outa fiberglass then come up with something to mount a mirror in it.
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Voytek Member
Posts: 1924 From: Calgary, Alberta, Canada Registered: Jan 2001
My goodness that must have cost a pretty penny. That's what I was looking for but the cost pretty much shut me down on that.
I may have to check into those. 
