Speedway Motors Polished Ball Milled Billet Aluminum Interior Rear View Mirror, Attached Pivot Ball Allows Easy Adjustment, Rectangular Shape, 9.25” Wide x 2.38” Tall

This works great on my 77 c10. Just make sure you swap the set screw and move it to the other hole. Also don’t use the extra slug. It looks awesome. Good quality.

Easy to install and looks really sharp

Out of the box you would think it would be plug and play , just slide it over the old mount and tighten it down. Well on my mustang II ,I had to take the swivel arm assembly apart and switch the hole it was mounted in to the other one , when I hung it how it came , no matter who did the mirror was pointing at the floor . It is extremely heavy so make sure you have it tightened down or it will vibrate and could break the window, it's like 3/5 pounds of metal hanging from the glass . Does it look nice after I had to take it apart and reconfigure everything, yes , looks good . But it's very stiff to adjust, so I suggest you do that before you mount it so you don't have to try to do it hanging from the window .

Awesome Great quality. Looks very expensive. Great deal for the money.

While I did return this product I will say they look very sharp. I didn’t take into consideration that my classic car window had a curve in it lol which did not allow this mirror to sit flush so I could not use it. But it was designed very well felt solid, only minor thing that I thought was wrong with it was when trying to adjust it you had to really work with loosening and tightening it to level the mirror the way it needs to be went in the vehicle. So another words it doesn’t get tight and then have additional adjustability from that point if that makes sense.

so much better than the big bulky stock mirror. very clear glass, doesnt vibrate. the polished finish is flawless

Out of the box, I thought there’s no way this will fit. Went to my 1983 Chevy c10 and tested it. Yeah, ain’t no way. But looked at the threads where it has the set screw. Unscrewed the mirror and put it in the other hole and it fit. Checked the angles and I believe it will work that way. The mounting point on the windshield will be in the correct position. Set screw will be on the bottom instead of top of the mounting pad.So the mounting pad is 3 pieces. Glued on part (1) has the middle piece (2) with a tiny set screw to secure it to the glass. Then the main pad (3) will attach to the middle pad (2) with a bigger set screw. The set screw can go in the top or bottom. The mirror can go in the top or bottom. Top for more angled windshields. Bottom is for more flat/vertical windshields.Hope this helps. Getting a new windshield and didn’t want the old plastic one put on. I do plan on using some blue loctite on all screws. 4 spots that I can tell off the top of my head.Update: last pic of it installed. They didn’t use the middle piece. So yes it will work on Chevy c10’s with the more of an angle windshield

This mirror is gorgeous and well made, unfortunately for me it did not work for my 68 chevy c10 . The angle is all wrong unless you mount it upside down, not a good idea