Thanks!
"Starbucks" wrote in message
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Bryan,
The one I had attached to the top of the windshield using wing nuts that
would tighten a clamp. Made it very easy to attach, and it would stay
attached.
"Bryan" wrote in message
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"Bryan" wrote in message
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Do I want a rearview mirror for my boat?
It seems like a good idea to see the folks I'm towing while I'm
watching traffic in front, but I don't see any boats with rearview
mirrors.
What's the scoop on this?
Thanks
Bryan
Sea Ray 185
"mgg" wrote in message
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I wouldn't go out w/out one. A good parabolic mirror is best. Like
driving, I want to know who is behind me whether I'm towing or not. To
each his own.
--Mike
"Starbucks" wrote in message
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I have to agree. They make some very large parabolic mirrors, and they
do help you keep up with the other boaters, especially on the busier
lakes.
Here is a great example of these large mirrors.
http://www.westmarine.com/webapp/wcs...oductId=131730
I tried the mirror my wife handed me last night, but it didn't work. I
literally mean it didn't work. It attached to my windshield just fine,
but it wouldn't stay up. I didn't have a small phillips on board or any
viagra so I put the limp thing away for another day. I'll check out your
links. Thanks.