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Re: 67 CST Review Mirror Question

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That is exactly what occurred for 1968. If you look at the 1968 data book, only the exterior fixed arm mirrors were standard equipment. The inside rearview mirror was optional. The RPO code was D36.

In 1969, the inside rearview mirror along with the LH&RH fixed arm mirrors were standard.





Wasn’t D36 option the non glare day/night rear view mirror? Not the standard mirror .
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Lightbulb Re: 67 CST Review Mirror Question

There is zero mention of the day/night feature in the data book dated 2/1/68. This is the nomenclature from that 1968 data book:

All it states for D36 is prismatic non-glare shatterproof.
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Re: 67 CST Review Mirror Question

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There is zero mention of the day/night feature in the data book dated 2/1/68. This is the nomenclature from that 1968 data book:

All it states for D36 is prismatic non-glare shatterproof.

A prismatic mirror is a day/night mirror. It has a prism in it which gives it the day/night feature.
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