Dart GT side mirrors
'66-'76 A-body + '66-'70 B-body remote left and "looks like remote but isn't" right mirrors are identical.
Manual mirrors varied more -- depending on whether they were factory- or dealer-installed, and whether the dealer was buying the Mopar ones or generic aftermarket units. The twin-strut item Toolmanmike shows in the top picture was certainly used through '66 as a dealer-installed accessory and might have been factory installed as an orderable option. I can't find it in the '67 FPC, which confirms my formerly fuzzy assumption that it was no longer officially used after '66. Nothing to stop dealerships from installing them on '67-up cars, though! The '67-up basic manual Mopar sideview mirror looks like this, left = right:
All these mirrors are available as reproductions, with quality varying from garbage (such as the Chinese junk from PG Classics, see here) to passable to reasonably decent.
'66-'76 A-body + '66-'70 B-body remote left and "looks like remote but isn't" right mirrors are identical.
Manual mirrors varied more -- depending on whether they were factory- or dealer-installed, and whether the dealer was buying the Mopar ones or generic aftermarket units. The twin-strut item Toolmanmike shows in the top picture was certainly used through '66 as a dealer-installed accessory and might have been factory installed as an orderable option. I can't find it in the '67 FPC, which confirms my formerly fuzzy assumption that it was no longer officially used after '66. Nothing to stop dealerships from installing them on '67-up cars, though! The '67-up basic manual Mopar sideview mirror looks like this, left = right:
All these mirrors are available as reproductions, with quality varying from garbage (such as the Chinese junk from PG Classics, see here) to passable to reasonably decent.