Bus mirrors for an older short bus?

[dentarthurdent]

They may be pricey but at least you could find info/terminology here:

http://www.mirrorliteco.com/products_schoolbus.html
http://www.roscomirrors.com/indline.php?doc_id=1114700517
http://schoolbuspartsco.com/WebPages/mirrorpages/mirrors.html
http://commerce1.cera.net/tacbusparts/sections/catalog/catalog.asp?cat_id=158

hth - Tony

 

[wmah]

I always called them crossover mirrors myself. If you asked about them 2 months ago I could have helped you as I finally threw mine out almost two months ago since I go tired of them laying around. Yes they were on a international but they may have been adaptable.

Personally I would put them back on anyways. I understand how you could want them for better visibility. What I would do is go to napa and get some new mirrors like the ones on this bus on eBay 140201116475 and mount them in a similar location as they are on it too.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1997-FOR ... dZViewItem

Another example: 320210828594

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Handicap ... dZViewItem

 

[lapeer20m]

i don't know the proper name for them, but i always refer to them as "bus driver mirrors" and i like to adjust mine to not look so much at the front, but more along the sides in my blind spots. makes changing lanes much easier.

 

[Firearm]

I bought the new mounts and mirrors for my shorty here...

http://www.tacbusparts.com/

 

[the_experience03]

Hmm...I'll check part numbers when I get a chance, but we sell generic crossover mirrors at the parts store. Story to follow at 10....

 

[Elliot Naess]

The mirrors can be bought at any truck stop and truck parts store. The brackets can be fabricated at home from cheap electrical conduit (any hardware store) -- just squeeze or hammer the ends flat.