What do you call the mirrors on the side of a car?
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They are definately called Wing mirrors
wing mirror's
side-mirrors?
Wing mirrors.
wing mirrors
WIng mirrors or door mirrors-=depending on where they are
Side Mirrors
S I D E - V I E W M I R R O R S
(of course)
Side mirrors
teddy bear's ears.
things that get in the way when parking!
door mirrors
side mirrors
I call my wing mirrors Fred and Freda!
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Wing Mirrors.
wing mirrors
flappers
Wing Mirrors (that's what we called them anyway)
Until around 20 years ago ,most cars had mirrors towards the front of the car on the wings and these were wing mirrors.
In the 1980s they started putting the mirrors on the doors and these are door mirrors
wing mirrors
window mirrors
Hi CB
They are wing mirrors now you can enter the GMTV contest. This little hedgehog won't let anyone know that you could'nt get the question right? Can Ihave 10 points and a saucer of milk. please!
side mirrors
They used to be on the wings and called wing mirrors, now they are on the doors and are called door mirrors.
In another 20 years they will be on the boot and will be called boot mirrors.
Mirrors for Lady's to do their make up
if they are fitted on the front wings then they are wing mirrors if fitted on the doors then door mirrors
for a lot of drivers an added extra they never use!!.look out for my old Astra..its got the battle scars to prove it..other added extras on vehicles that don't get used..volvos..indicators.whi. vans brakes..I'm sure you can think of lots more..but I'm tired and going to bed..
they are called wing-mirrors
In the UK they are known as "wing mirrors"
In the 1950s 60s and parts of the early 70s, They were mounted on the front wings.
They were a pain in the backside as when overtaking it appeared that other cars were a long way behind, when in fact they were very close.
The name has just stuck.
offside rear view mirror and nearside rear view mirror
Side mirrors or WIng mirrors. If the mirror is on the door (they used to be quite often on older cars) then door mirrors.
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