1964 Fury Convertible Mirrors

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I am currently stripping the body on my 64 Fury
convertible and doing  all the needed body work,
getting it ready for paint. My idea is to go with  a
clone type 426 wedge with crossram exhaust, and
intake. I am not looking  for a 100% exact clone, but
want something somewhat decent. My dilemma is  what to
do with the factory outside mirrors. The convertible
has mirrors  on both fenders, since it is a
convertible. I am almost sure those will be  removed
and saved. The smaller cable controlled mirror on the
drivers door  is also original. Do I leave it on the
car or remove it also? What do you  guys think I should
do with the 3 mirrors? Take all of them off, or what?  Many pics of these era 
cars in the books show them
with no mirrors. Others  show the little mirror on the
door left. Would the car look cleaner and more  like a
max wedge car with all mirrors removed? Is it legal in
most states  to not have outside mirrors? I appreciate
all feedback from the group.  Thanks, Lyle in Montana


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