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Old 01-07-2024, 08:35 PM   #2
joeydurango
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Re: Below eyeline mirror hardware question.

I like those riv-nut type setups most of the time. In this case I'd think it over for a minute, just because you'll have to drill larger holes than necessary in the door to install the nut. If you ever need to change it up you'll have larger holes to fill. Probably not a big deal but just a thought.
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