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Hello,
If it is original there is a flat metal snap ring holding the glass in. It can be taken out with care. It there is no snap ring then it is later GM or Repro. Greg
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I do not think the Camaro mirror ever had the retaining ring like the round Nova mirror's..
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I think the snap rings were used in the sideview mirrors as opposed to the rear view mirrors?
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Yes, they were used in the "Round" sideview mirrors, production and old NOS.
But has anyone seen them on a 69 Camaro "Rectangular" mirror, my guess is not. |
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