Burco2838 Driver Side Power Replacement Mirror Glass for LINCOLN TOWN CAR (1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011)

Excellent!

Perfect Fit and Super Easy Installation!

Fit directly over the old tarnished mirror so I can now see clearly. Comes with adhesive pads to attach to the other mirror. I feel like it was a bit expensive but easier than finding one at a junkyard.

Fit pretty good

This are the best options if you don’t want to deal with replacing all side mirrors assembly. Looks great and you can’t see the difference.

This was a perfect fit for my son’s 2000 Lincoln town car. It has held tight so far for 6 months.

I receive the products and at first thought that I had receive the wrong side but it was just the way I was looking at it and not being very mechanical incline. The products was exactly how the seller described and on Saturday morning I thought that I would tackle the job of putting the mirror on the Lincoln Town Car. I open the package and read the direction and when to my car and clean the old glass and made sure the back of the new glass was clean then, I proceeded to install the glass first I clean the old glass real good and test the glass to make sure it fit and then install the adhesive which they call the Redi Stick? anyhow after the adhesive I then put the glass in place. I then press gently with paper towel all around the mirror and I was then impressed with how it look, i guess I got lucky and put it in the proper place cause I couldn't tell by looking that there was a glass on top of the old. It look that good. i was also contact by Kurt Lind who is the CEO of Overdrive Brands and was amaze that he answer my question and probably had a good laugh because I ask or made a stupid response. Anyhow I highly recommend this company and would buy again. CEO reaching out to a consumer unheard but it made my day and show me that they care about customer service.

Perfect fit for my 2003 Lincoln Towncar. This mirror saved me a bunch of time and money. It was a ten minute fix. I didn't have to take the door panel apart, I just cleaned the old mirror glass with alcohol, applied the double sided adhesive pads, trimmed 1 pad with a scissors before application. Affixed the mirror right over the old damaged mirror, then lightly tapped the mirror with a rubber mallet to assure proper bonding.