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Mar 24, 2007 | 08:36 PM

#46

Valv

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Camarogenius thank you. These are nice mirrors, I guess I'll have to bite the bullet.

Since you do trucking jobs, have you tried Uship.com ?

Mar 24, 2007 | 09:18 PM

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Andy505

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Originally Posted by Camarogenius

......They are FUGLY!

They take away from my lettering, and they destroy the look of the truck.

you got that right.....the stock towing mirrors are the best IMO

Mar 24, 2007 | 09:21 PM

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Camarogenius

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Originally Posted by Valv

Camarogenius thank you. These are nice mirrors, I guess I'll have to bite the bullet.

Since you do trucking jobs, have you tried Uship.com ?

Actually, I haven't. Maybe I'll go check it out.

Mar 25, 2007 | 03:20 PM

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ScottN

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From: Edmonton, AB

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Originally Posted by Tate

Edmonton isn't much more humid, if any, than Calgary. First winter with the truck was spent in Edmonton anyway. My mirrors always had a 1/2" ring of ice around it after they finished defrosting and the fish eye on the right side never defrosted either. Maybe I'll upgrade to the 3rd gen mirrors one day, but I don't think that will be anytime soon.

Yeah, Alberta is all around dry.

I meant more... the East (Quebec) or West (Vancouver)... probably be more important there.

Mar 26, 2007 | 11:32 AM

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the.hogman

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From: Central Illinois

Love my factory mirrors

I went to eBay last week, purchased factory non-electric, non-heated mirrors from a Dodge dealer. $206 shipping included, took less than 1/2 hour to install both sides this past Saturday. Factory mounting all the way.
Look great on and the view to the back, both in and flipped out, is literally unbelievable.
I read this thread with interest until I saw these mirrors installed on a website. Glad I went the way I did, but everyone has their own thoughts and tastes.
Hope everyone finds what they are looking for and drives safe!
I have to admit, I would LOVE to have the power version, but I'll do the 3rd gen conversion later down the road.

Mar 26, 2007 | 11:54 AM

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TRCM

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From: Newport News, VA

I absolutely love mine...power/heated and all, on a 97 as shwon above.

I got mine from wyattearp dodge in texas ( I think that is the name), lowest price I found.

I spent right at 450 bucks w/shipping for a brand new set of 98 non power towing mirrors, and a set of 02 power/heated towing mirrors.

Did the base swap, and then sold the resulting non power 02 towing mirrors for 175.

I stil have a perfectly good set of 97 stock chrome power mirrors (non tow) to sell also.

WELL WORTH the 300 or so bucks spent.

Mar 27, 2007 | 09:57 PM

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evotech

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Originally Posted by JonnysDodge

I bought mine off of www.supertruckusa.com they are $149, they don't move at all while I am driving. Quick friendly service as well. Just go to the website and type in towing mirrors and go to page 2 and they are about 1/2 way down. I think this will work if you copy and past this website in for you http://www.supertruckusa.com/products/73027_503_07.htm. Good luck.

Just got mine today and installed them. They seem great and the fit is perfect. I have no idea why they are selling them so cheap? I am looking at my RV catalog as I type and the same exact mirrors are $439! From order to arrival took 2 days. This is the first thing I have bought for my 97 3500 that I picked up last week. Supertruckusa will be getting more of my hard earned cash shortly