Another brilliant idea from CR.net!

[cone-cerned]

My '67 Cadillac only has one mirror on the driver side so does that make me cooler than I already was?

Same for my '63 Impala. Only one outside mirror and it's on the driver's side. How could you be any cooler than cool?

[boisking]

My (formerly...luckily) 79 924 had no passenger side mirror. My 66 FJ40 doesn't either. In TX, this is legal, since you only are required to have 1 rear-facing mirror to pass safety inspection. In some states, there are no safety inspections at all. It would probably be "legal" in those states as well.

For the heritage crowd, Google image shows plenty of old Elans without passenger side mirrors.

[brandonmpace]

A lot of the Club Roadster stuff is silly to many of us. It is just a way of expressing themselves and typically is for a "look". While it may not appeal to you or me I can appreciate their enthusiasm I guess. If you REALLY want to see some crazy CR cars check out the Slammed Thread.

I don't think I would remove any mirrors myself on a street driven car.

Some afternoons at work in the HEB area I see a red slammed miata heading east on highway 10. One day there was a slammed white one following it. They both have what looked to be 17" rims.

I can't imagine how much worse the roads would seem while that low. I would love a 1/2" drop though.

[surgeon]

My 87' CRX HF didn't have a pass. side mirror. What ev', to each his own.

92 Civic DX had no passenger, and my 68 Ford Falcon as well... I think the big thing is there is talk about eliminating both side view mirrors....which is silly especially with the awesome soft top blindspot.