Graham wrote:
>
> Just knocked the RH power mirror off my LS2 2000
> when driving into the garage & getting distracted
> momentarily. Been going in there in various cars for 45 years
> without a mishap til now.
> Anyway, it looked like the mirror was made to
> pop off with little damage. The only damage was
> to the plastic mounting plate on the car body.
> Turns out that even though the mirror, casing & motors were sound
> & controllable, with only a scrape mark on the paint.
> the whole assembly had to be replaced at a cost of
> CDN $300.

When my Sister knocked the mirror off Her Escort, her comprehensive
glass coverage paid to have it replaced. THe agent told her to file the
claim under the glass coverage provision since the mirror is "glass."

Ed