wtb 1965 acadian beaumont drivers and pass side outside door mirrors
ty lee said
Sep 28, 2020
looking for pass.and drives door outside mirrors
beaumontguru said
Sep 28, 2020
Do you have a picture. 1964 and 1965 beaumonts and chevelles made in canada never had mirrors put of from the factory. they were all dealer installed accessories. Unless it was a remote control mirror.
Alot of customers at that time were still mounting mirrors on fenders, doors, some wanted the GM canada "chevrolet" mirror, some had the pontiac style ones, it was sort of anything goes when it came to a dealer installing a mirror on a new beaumont. I have seen just about every configuration. And i have owned several cars that have never ever had a mirror on them, due to beeing original unrestored cars.
I would say, your choices are wide open for the mirror. If i was you the most common was the 1964-64 chevelle mirror but buy the one that has NO bowtie, that would be the exact replacement for a canadian mirror.
But if you prefere, you can also put on a 64-65 GTO style one, being a beaumont used alot of pontiac styling cues
norontcan said
Sep 28, 2020
Reinforcing what Beaumontguru said above here are scans of the mirror pages from the 1965 GM Accessories catalog
Check Ames Performance for a good selection.
My Impala had a passenger side mirror subject to passenger slamming the door. I finally got tired of getting out to adjust.
Scanned the Ames web site and found what I needed. Problem solved..ordered 2... 1 for each side
Cliff
looking for pass.and drives door outside mirrors
Do you have a picture. 1964 and 1965 beaumonts and chevelles made in canada never had mirrors put of from the factory. they were all dealer installed accessories. Unless it was a remote control mirror.
Alot of customers at that time were still mounting mirrors on fenders, doors, some wanted the GM canada "chevrolet" mirror, some had the pontiac style ones, it was sort of anything goes when it came to a dealer installing a mirror on a new beaumont. I have seen just about every configuration. And i have owned several cars that have never ever had a mirror on them, due to beeing original unrestored cars.
I would say, your choices are wide open for the mirror. If i was you the most common was the 1964-64 chevelle mirror but buy the one that has NO bowtie, that would be the exact replacement for a canadian mirror.
But if you prefere, you can also put on a 64-65 GTO style one, being a beaumont used alot of pontiac styling cues
Reinforcing what Beaumontguru said above here are scans of the mirror pages from the 1965 GM Accessories catalog