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Nissan Skyline R33 Driver Side Rear View Electric Mirror

$130

Fully Working, no damage, just needs to be re sprayed. (has scratches in the paint) Glass is perfect.

Had a little problem with malicious damage, and insurance was going to take a while to replace the parts (plus getting it all the way from Japan) so I got this one second hand to put on the car until then.

(original mirror was completely destroyed, so I needed something!)

anyway, these are $850 not painted from Nissan, so consider that when purchasing this one.

mirror.jpg

And I am not going to rip you off, I'm a genuine skyline owner with heaps of posts here.

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lol are you serious?

Its a driver side mirror. Thats where it was installed on my car, and it looked correct to me... It wasn't like up side down or anything ...

anyway... ITs a drivers side.

Anyone need one? It works 100%, and with some paint, will be like new.

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Anyway, unless you have reversed all the images or at least that photo of the mirror, i beleive my next picture will explain why i say its a passenger mirror

Using your car, and the photo of the mirror you took, i compiled the below diagram

mirror0nq.jpg

The Mafia Grand Master

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ok, I am gonig to be straight forward.

I had it on my DRIVER SIDE. I will take pictures tonight just to shut you up.

That picture is what I got when I was buying the mirror, so maybe they sent me the wrong mirror picture.

I can see your point.

I will make my point clear though,

THE MIRROR I HAVE IS FOR THE DRIVERS SIDE.

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