Universal Clamp-On Side Rear View Door Peep Mirror, 4 Inch
Universal Clamp-On Side Rear View Door Peep Mirror, 4 Inch
Speedway Motors

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#91050114

Universal Clamp-On Side Rear View Door Peep Mirror, 4 Inch

  • 4" diameter mirror
  • 5-1/4" arm length
  • Die cast chrome finish
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Product Summary

Universal Fit

  • 4" diameter mirror
  • 5-1/4" arm length
  • Die cast chrome finish
  • Fits both L/H and R/H
  • Head made from rustproof stainless steel
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MFG. Part #91050114
BrandSpeedway Motors
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Speedway Motors 91050114 Details

  • Chrome Die Cast Arm
  • Stainless Steel Head
  • Mirrors: 4"
  • Arms: 5-1/4"
  • Fits L/H and R/H
  • Sold Individually

Speedway Motors 91050114 Specifications

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BrandSpeedway Motors
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Ratings & Reviews

4.2

26 Reviews

Overall Assessment

Customers are generally pleased with our product's appearance, adjustability, and easy installation. They frequently note similarity to classic styles, boosting appeal on vintage vehicles. The product is deemed high-quality, matching expectations. A few criticisms highlight limited adjustability in some units, though most mention satisfactory mirror movement. Re-purchases and recommendations to friends underscore customer satisfaction, setting our product apart from others. Some customers needed to tweak installations, yet overall consensus shows our product as worthy of both investment and recommendation.

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4.2

26 reviews

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Most Liked Positive Review

5.0

Reflections on a great product

I needed a second mirror for my recently purchased 1949 Austin Devon gasser tribute. Ideally I would have found a period piece to match the existing "patina" on the driver's mirror but the 4" 'peep' mirror from Speedway almost exactly matched the size and stem curvature of the original. Once mounted, it looks great and its adjustability even makes it practical. I did drill slight indents into the door pillar, prior to installation, to give the Allen screws a better 'bite point.' The installation seems to be solid and I am more than pleased with the quality.

Most Liked Negative Review

3.0

hard to adjust

one small screw to set the position of the arm, mount the mirror to the door with the screw snug but not tight to get the mirror set where I want, now take the mirror off to tighten the screw without moving the arm where I have it set, and then try and get it back on the door in the same spot. worry about that one little screw holding over time with the vibration and wind when the wife and I cruise the interstates at 70 mph

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I would buy again!

5.0

a year ago

Baja art

Payson

Verified

Worked great, much better then the peep mirrors I did have !

Would Recommend

Reflections on a great product

5.0

a year ago

Puddlian

Bismarck, North Dakota

Verified

I needed a second mirror for my recently purchased 1949 Austin Devon gasser tribute. Ideally I would have found a period piece to match the existing "patina" on the driver's mirror but the 4" 'peep' mirror from Speedway almost exactly matched the size and stem curvature of the original. Once mounted, it looks great and its adjustability even makes it practical. I did drill slight indents into the door pillar, prior to installation, to give the Allen screws a better 'bite point.' The installation seems to be solid and I am more than pleased with the quality.

Would Recommend

hard to adjust

3.0

a year ago

old fart

backwoods of northern Wisconsin

Verified

one small screw to set the position of the arm, mount the mirror to the door with the screw snug but not tight to get the mirror set where I want, now take the mirror off to tighten the screw without moving the arm where I have it set, and then try and get it back on the door in the same spot. worry about that one little screw holding over time with the vibration and wind when the wife and I cruise the interstates at 70 mph

Good quality

5.0

a year ago

AL

Psl fl

Verified

Gave my car the look I wanted

Would Recommend

will work out just great

5.0

2 years ago

jocko

duluth mn

Verified

just right

Would Recommend

Would buy again

5.0

2 years ago

Mr model t

Bassano Alberta Canada

Verified

1927 dodge looks great

Would Recommend

Great product. Highly recommend.

5.0

2 years ago

none

Salmon, Idaho

Verified

These mirrors were purchased for a 37 Ford pickup. They arrived, on time. They came packaged appropriately. They are of good quality and easy to install.

Would Recommend

Nice looking and a great price.

5.0

2 years ago

Dave

Smithfield, VA

Verified

The mirror looks very nice and actually matches up quite nicely to the typical swan-neck mirrors found on prewar cars. I used this one to add a mirror on the passenger door because you couldn't see a mirror in the stock location on that side. It worked great. I mounted it temporarily with the clamp to find a good position, then removed the clamp and mounted it permanently.

Would Recommend

Liked the fit of the mirror but the chrome was rough

3.0

2 years ago

JK

Weyburn, Sask. Canada

Verified

The fit was what I wanted but the chrome on the swan necks were rough and marked, did not want to go through the hassle of shipping back or reordering, another product not made in USA

Would Recommend

If somehow I needed to replace one I would.

5.0

2 years ago

Ratney

Oregon

Verified

Got two. Came from different locations but they still matched.

Would Recommend

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Questions & Answers

2 Questions • 3 Answers

Will this clamp on the windshield of a 23 t bucket ?

by Chris

• 7 years ago

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Am I correct in that the mirrors attached to the rain gutter? How much adjustment is there in the mirror itself?

by Joe

• 7 years ago

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