OOOkay, the last time I bought a set of inspection mirrors was back in '66
when I was with PSA. I just dropped my favorite gimballed mirror and am in
the market for a new mirror(s). I guess a set of mirrors every 40 years
isn't too bad.

Anyway, anybody got a favorite source for inspection mirrors?

Jim

Not that I've used it enough to claim a favorite, but mine came from Sears.

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Best Regards,
Mike

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"RST Engineering" > wrote in message
...
> OOOkay, the last time I bought a set of inspection mirrors was back in '66
> when I was with PSA. I just dropped my favorite gimballed mirror and am
> in the market for a new mirror(s). I guess a set of mirrors every 40
> years isn't too bad.
>
> Anyway, anybody got a favorite source for inspection mirrors?
>
> Jim
>

On Sun, 31 Dec 2006 16:11:49 -0800, "RST Engineering"
> wrote:

>OOOkay, the last time I bought a set of inspection mirrors was back in '66
>when I was with PSA. I just dropped my favorite gimballed mirror and am in
>the market for a new mirror(s). I guess a set of mirrors every 40 years
>isn't too bad.
>
>Anyway, anybody got a favorite source for inspection mirrors?
>
>Jim
>
>
I like the ones from Princess auto but for the cost I doubt it's worth
the hike.

On Mon, 01 Jan 2007 07:27:51 GMT, (Drew
Dalgleish) wrote:

>On Sun, 31 Dec 2006 16:11:49 -0800, "RST Engineering"
> wrote:
>
>>OOOkay, the last time I bought a set of inspection mirrors was back in '66
>>when I was with PSA. I just dropped my favorite gimballed mirror and am in
>>the market for a new mirror(s). I guess a set of mirrors every 40 years
>>isn't too bad.
>>
>>Anyway, anybody got a favorite source for inspection mirrors?
>>
>>Jim
>>
>>
>I like the ones from Princess auto but for the cost I doubt it's worth
>the hike.

Snapon. A set of three sizes were under a $100 bucks and the quality
was/is great.

Bela P. Havasreti

("Bela P. Havasreti" wrote)
> Snapon. A set of three sizes were under a $100 bucks and the quality
> was/is great.


If Jim's inspection mirror had been a Snap-on, would they have replaced it
FREE?


Montblack
(Old joke)
A: Snap-on Tool.
Q: Who is Billy Jean King's new sponsor?

(From the web)
Billie Jean King: Outed by Ex-Lover: Billie Jean King had married her
college sweetheart Larry King. As her career grew, the two remained married,
but Billie began having affairs with women. In 1981 an ex-lover outed Billie
Jean King and filed a palimony suit. Billie Jean King, afraid of losing her
tennis endorsements and her career called the affair a "mistake" and stayed
deep in the closet. Even with that admission, Billie Jean King lost almost
all her commercial sponsors.

Montblack wrote:
> ("Bela P. Havasreti" wrote)
> > Snapon. A set of three sizes were under a $100 bucks and the quality
> > was/is great.
>
>
> If Jim's inspection mirror had been a Snap-on, would they have replaced it
> FREE?

I have had a Snap On dealer replace a Blue Point mirror that had the
frame break off from the handle. I think though it is at the
discretion of the dealer as Blue Point is not under the same warranty
as Snap On. I have seen Snap On replace broken 50 year old ratchets
and wrenches though. They have a sheet that identifies the age of the
tool by the identification marks made on the handle.

John Dupre'

"RST Engineering" > wrote:

> OOOkay, the last time I bought a set of inspection mirrors was back in
> '66 when I was with PSA. I just dropped my favorite gimballed mirror
> and am in the market for a new mirror(s). I guess a set of mirrors
> every 40 years isn't too bad.
>
> Anyway, anybody got a favorite source for inspection mirrors?

Any decent glass shop can replace the broken one, if thats whats broken...

Dropped a cylinder 2 years ago, now you dropped a mirror... How much longer
will your bad luck streak last? ;-)

I didn't drop it. The exhaust manifold kept it hanging onto the engine
until I got the ******* onto the ground.

Jim


>
> Dropped a cylinder 2 years ago, now you dropped a mirror... How much
> longer
> will your bad luck streak last? ;-)