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2nd May 2001, 21:57
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Reason Why Mirrors Fold Up
Pictures came in from our EuroDilvery trip... the wife was making fun of the "gimmick" rearview mirrors until we hit this street in Salzburg.
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2nd May 2001, 22:02
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Great shot!
I thought they were a gimmick too, until I discovered that folding them up increased the space between our cars in the garage by almost 50%.
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2nd May 2001, 22:13
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Love it!
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2nd May 2001, 22:27
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I never thought they may actually need to be used while driving.....cool pic, thanks
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3rd May 2001, 02:13
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GREAT PIC. WooooW now i know they work for something.
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3rd May 2001, 02:40
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Now if we could only get mine to go up on the passenger side with regularity. A minor annoyance.
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3rd May 2001, 02:57
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Gee, Jim - Mine go up on command every time. The right one just doesn't always come down. Maybe we can introduce our cars, they can "get together" and have a bevy of little M3's - with perfect side view mirrors!
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3rd May 2001, 03:21
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Jim, try parking it next to a pink Volkswagen cabriolet to see if it helps. Greg, maybe yours needs to be parked next to a Hummer?
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3rd May 2001, 04:46
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You guys are too funny, hahaha
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3rd May 2001, 06:42
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Quote:
Originally posted by AndrewNJM5:
Pictures came in from our EuroDilvery trip... the wife was making fun of the "gimmick" rearview mirrors until we hit this street in Salzburg.
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Let's hear a little more about your trip!!!!
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3rd May 2001, 07:17
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wow, did you acually go through there?? or did you just back up into there...that kinda looks impossible to fit through!!
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3rd May 2001, 16:42
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Great very cool.Beautiful picture..never saw..
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Fernando
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3rd May 2001, 17:06
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