Brock Replacement Driver and Passenger Manual Tow Telescopic Side View Mirrors Dual Arms Double Swing Compatible with 2003-2014 E-Series Van 7C2Z17683DA 7C2Z17682DA

Great stretch. I use these to replace the mirrors on a 2003 Ford E350 Super duty ambulance. They were easy to install only had three bolts that was easy to locate under a panel in the door. Installation took 30 minutes or less. They look great and easily telescope outward if you pull on them. It was a great upgrade over the one-armed longer towing version, that came factory. These were a great purchase.

Spend the money. Don't settle cheap mirrors with plastic mounts and reflective vinyl mirrors. These are worth every penny. Very solid, direct fit, molded very well. Very easy install on my 2003 e350 cutaway van. Solo install in about 30 minutes if you're familiar with removing the door panel and mirror.

Packaged really well, shipping was fast. These are heavy, solid units. Installed in 30 min. look on youtube for door panel removal. Easy peasyPerfect replacement for a gutter rig

Replaced my stock mirrors for my 06 Ford E350 Econoline château. Stock mounting support was plastic. These are metal. The mirrors slide well and do not shake when the car is driving. Would definitely recommend this for any one in the market for an upgrade of the stock mirrors for this vehicle year and model.

Worked for 1998 Ford E350 econoline 5.4Wasn't at easy modification to fit it, but if yo have basic tools and knowledge you can get a really good final result.

Honestly amazed at the quality of these mirrors for the price. Took me maybe 10 Mims to get the old ones off and new ones on. They are better then I expected for clarity and quality.

Installed and then RH-side main Glass Mount fell out and broke as if the factory didn't assemble glass mount to hold well..

Our Ford is a year earlier than the chart shows it fits. A 350F Van on an R-Vision Trail-lite Class B 211F RV. So when I bought this 20 plus year old RV in Feb 550 miles from home and drove it back the mirrors were rusted and frozen into place. They had attached two globe helper mirrors to the huge mirrors that were original. LUCK on m side. I'm 5' never drove a one ton pickup or van prior to this and never any RV in my life before. Turned out these mirrors were frozen just right for my pulling the seat up to the stirring wheel. WHEW because the RV did not have back up camera or no vision to the rear at all. When I got home with it my 6' tall husband discovered the MIRRORS did not fit his need to have the seat fully shifted back. YEAH oops. He tried to derust and unfreeze the bolts and mirrors but to no avail. Will we figured we could locate mirrors no problem. HA HA HA. Several people mentioned adapting these mirrors to their earlier trucks so we took a chance. Husband had to cut bolts off on each mirror otherwise they cuoldn't fit at all. So in the end the long story is these mirrors with a whole lot of fitting and fussing and even doing surgery on them we got them installed. But not for the faint of heart or those who are new or scared to DIY projects to customize as you go along or don't have all the tools you may need on hand. So with that they are up. However they are less than we'd like. I know these were lower end priced mirrors so what do we expect. Will a little better for adjusting to angles needed for sure. We also have to adjust manually for each driver every single time the other person may find themselves the driver. I've looked for a way for us to MARK the Mirrors for the two people's placement but I can't see how to do that. Not with white paint pen or tape or anything. But would give anything to have that much control and help. Instead one has to move the mirror while other sits in position and this is annoying to both parties. Though the RV is mainly for me I've left the mirrors adjusted for my husband for now as it needs lots of work and we find we are moving it about the acreages we live on several times a week. To get shore power and keep batteries up and then away from sprinkler systems while re-doing windows, down to local mechanics to check out engine etc. So he's driving it about the place more than I have been. Once it's together we'll set the mirrors back to my use. But the mirrors we replaced were far superior to my seeing everything on the sides much clearer. Like a larger view. We do give this one star up in that they do expand out or stay in a little closer to the RV but also can collapse up tight to it. This is a plus when I'm camping in the forested areas where unforgiving tree limbs could grab a mirror all to easily. Would I buy a set again. Maybe but we probably would exhaust looking for better. I asked Etrailer for help and recommendations but their mirrors were similar to these and they didn't have a match for our year either and admitted we'd have to do exactly what we did with these to customize them and get them to work out at all. So why 3 stars will it's that they just aren't that great to see the sides of the truck and what really is needed is BIGGER mirror area. And I'm fine with manual adjustment as this truck does not have power to doors etc. But a notched system or a means to mark adjustments for at least 2 drivers would be so appreciated and helpful. Price wise I think it's decent compared to very similar if not identical mirrors which I saw priced far more for really same mirror. I gave it back a star because it clearly is not made to fit this truck's year and I knew going in they were cheaper ended mirrors with no bells or whistles. Would be fine for one driver of one truck but when seats need adjustment mirrors often do to.