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Main => Everything Else => Topic started by: ChadTower on August 18, 2004, 11:19:33 am
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My wife broke the glass in my driver's door mirror. It's a Honda Civic, but it has some nonstandard sport mirrors that were on it when I bought the car from some kid. I need to replace the glass to get an inspection sticker.
I found a local shop that can custom cut the mirror so I can glue it onto the housing (the housing is not damaged, the mirror just fell off and broke). They want around $40 to do it.
Is that a reasonable cost?
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Actually, yeah, that sounds pretty reasonable. It's extremely custom work, and they have to cut it to an exact fit.
Of course, you can call around, get some more quotes.
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Try sites like jcwhitney.com or other car product sites. You should be able to get the mirror for only like 20$. Installing it wouldnt be hard either.
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Actually, yeah, that sounds pretty reasonable. It's extremely custom work, and they have to cut it to an exact fit.
Of course, you can call around, get some more quotes.
Cool, thanks. I need to have it done quickly, seeing as how the inspection sticker on the car is expired.
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Don't they have them in junk yards?
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Don't they have them in junk yards?
Yeah, you try finding a car in a junkyard with a discontinued m3 mirror.
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The mirror will have to be ground to shape, and they'll probably screw up a couple getting it right. Concidering time and materials, I think it's a fair price.
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My wife broke the power mirror assembly off my '94 mustang in '95 and it cost $135 to fix it.
It was a stock power mirror.