Driver-side mirrors on non-US/CDN car

[Kar98]

The LED mirrors seem excessive ;) I'd totally settle for getting just the replacement glass from a country where convex driver side mirrors are legal and paste it over the existing glass with double sided 3M tape.

And my mirrors are set up like that. There's still the fact that I'm staring at my door post when I'm turning my head to the left ;)
Nice picture though, if slightly incorrect. The right green range needs to be wider and the left one narrower, with the area blocked by the pillars blacked out.

[jpmck03]

Originally Posted by Kar98

... And my mirrors are set up like that. There's still the fact that I'm staring at my door post when I'm turning my head to the left ;) ...

Well, we can't have the whole side of the car as glass, now can we? The way I have things set up, I can definitely see a car that is in the little blind spot created by the B-pillar that's right over my shoulder.

Originally Posted by Kar98

... The right green range needs to be wider and the left one narrower, with the area blocked by the pillars blacked out.

I wasn't going to get that detailed with the width of each side mirror's viewing angle, because well, I don't know exactly how many degrees the viewing angle is for each.

The area blocked out by the C-pillars in the back? That's the red slivers right behind the tail lights...

[Kar98]

Originally Posted by jpmck03

Well, we can't have the whole side of the car as glass, now can we?

Ha! See, that's my first modern car, made in the same decade as I bought it, and still on sale in the same generation when I bought it.
And yeah, the Scirocco, the MkI and II VW Golfs, the 1990 Trooper, the E21 BMW, the '82 Renault (just the ones I've own that I can think of right now) ... it _was_ like sitting in cars made out of glass all the way around, with match-thick pillars.