I think he means right hand. No, the '67 didn't come fm the factory with a right hand.....if you see one, I'm sure it's dealer or owner installed.
I bought my 67 Gt 350 in 1971. And the right hand outside mirror was there. The 2nd owner said he did not install it. He owned the car from Oct of 1968 to Jan of 1971. Haven't met the first owner. SAAC's paper work and the Marti report don't show the mirror as factory. (car #0036)
1967 Shelbys did not come from the factory with a right hand side mirror. In late 1967, a right hand side mirror was made available thru the Ford Dealers. This mirror was styled like the left hand drivers side remote mirror ( for both '67 & '68 Shelbys ) and carried a C8ZZ Rotunda part number. I have installed one on my '67 Shelby not so much for looks, but as a safety item. Thats one great blind spot on the right side of 67/68 Shelbys! Regards, shlby66 Doug C. 1966 GT350 #188 1967 GT350 #1688
Guys, you should try it driving on the wrong side of the road, like we have to here in OZ!!. makes that blind spot impossible!! Bet hey, we're havin' fun!! #0341
If ford made a RH mirror for the 68 as an option which did not come with the car when new, is that the same as ten spokes as an option not coming with the car when new. So there would be no points deducted for a trailered car , with the added RH mirror ???---S.
In regards to the mentioned right side mirror: it was a Rotunda accessory item, that was only available from a Ford Dealer. Ford had a whole series of dress up items you could buy from your local Ford Dealer. It was not available from the factory. The aluminum 10 spoke wheels were a factory installed option. Shelby designated Ford Dealers eventually sold 10 spokes over the counter as well as all other Shelby/Cobra parts.
