Convex Mirror Glass - small type (PUMA) mirror - where?

**isuzurover** · 24th June 2009, 02:46 PM

I have the "small type" defender mirrors on my IIA with convex glass on both sides. This is the type that is tapered at the top. This type seems to only have been fitted to the Puma Defenders in oz??? Td5 and earlier vehicles seem to have been specced with the large type mirror for the OZ market.

Do the pumas have convex or flat glass on the drivers side?

Where is the best (i.e. cheapest) place to get a new glass for my DS mirror in OZ?

(if anyone wants to know what happened, my better half has to reverse down a long, narrow, tree-lined driveway at work...)

**stuart** · 24th June 2009, 03:15 PM

Afternoon,

yes from 09 the Defenders have the smaller mirrors which are both Convex and comply with ADR. Part # MTC5084...a company by the name of Rovacraft have stock in Perth/Sydney and even sunny Melbourne...hope this helps...

Stu

**isuzurover** · 24th June 2009, 03:50 PM

Originally Posted by stuart

Afternoon,

yes from 09 the Defenders have the smaller mirrors which are both Convex and comply with ADR. Part # MTC5084...a company by the name of Rovacraft have stock in Perth/Sydney and even sunny Melbourne...hope this helps...

Stu

Thanks, Stu. Can you give me a price? I tried calling Rovacraft Perth several times. Get a message "hey there you've called "bec" sorry I can't get to the phone..."

Is there something wrong with the phone system in Perth.

**werdan** · 24th June 2009, 04:11 PM

Anthony at British 4WD Imports/Landy Spares in Montrose sells the convex mirror heads without the arms for $30.

I bought one after smashing the driver's side up at Dargo over Ausday weekend. I was a bit disappointed that it wasn't the same as the original but I needed a mirror.
After driving around for a little while, I bought another to replace the left side.

**isuzurover** · 24th June 2009, 04:57 PM

Originally Posted by werdan

Anthony at British 4WD Imports/Landy Spares in Montrose sells the convex mirror heads without the arms for $30.

I bought one after smashing the driver's side up at Dargo over Ausday weekend. I was a bit disappointed that it wasn't the same as the original but I needed a mirror.
After driving around for a little while, I bought another to replace the left side.

Thanks. I think I paid about $60 each for them (mirrors + arms) from FWD new back in 1998. I think I prefer them to the large (flat glass) mirrors on the 110. Better vision with the convex glass, and less likely to be moved by air drag when they get older - as happens with the larger type.

**stuart** · 25th June 2009, 06:50 AM

mmm we do provide an after hours service...maybe she was the girl on for the night...we are into everything...haha nar not sure mate...will look into it...maybe diverted to Iain's mobile???

Stu
PM sent.

Originally Posted by isuzurover

Thanks, Stu. Can you give me a price? I tried calling Rovacraft Perth several times. Get a message "hey there you've called "bec" sorry I can't get to the phone..."

Is there something wrong with the phone system in Perth.

**Scallops** · 25th June 2009, 07:01 AM

Originally Posted by isuzurover

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Do the pumas have convex or flat glass on the drivers side?

Actually, there was a post relating to this question some time ago - my Puma has flat glass (not convex) in both side mirrors.

Owners posted pics of their Puma mirrors - it seems there are different shaped mirrors with flat or convex glass fitted to different vehicles - go figure. Some are convex, some are not.

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