You can buy kits to relocate mirrors, but then you've got to switch back and forth or have mirrors that you can't see when the doors are on.
I devised some easily removable mirrors that do the trick for me on the days when I'm running sans doors.
Please note: I cannot guarantee that these mirrors would be 'street legal' and prevent you from being ticketed for not having sufficient mirrors.
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Kitchen Sponge
Mirror (purchased at Wal-Mart - this one was $2.60. Be careful not to get one that is too convex or everything will appear too far away. You could use a flat mirror as well here)
Metal Straps - these are typically used in deck building. Very cheap at any hardware store
A pair of scissors is helpful as well.







































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I got the Lange quick mirror II mount and it was $60 just for one mirror!!! I haven't forked out for the other side yet because when on the highway they get blown back because the finger tight screw doesn't hold it well.
I may do this instead of buying another. I like the convex lens too, helps greatly on the passenger side.