Welcome aboard Jim.

Have always liked the old GMC units. Think that was the only MoHo made by the big three that was completely built at the factory. I bet you can do some cool things with them. Every time I see one, I think of the movie "Stripes".

I know what you mean about the Velvac and Ramco mounts. I just like the bigger mounts and massive arms along with the bigger mirror area Velvac. Like my wife says at times, I just can't do anything easy!!!!

Hey Ray.

I used 1/2" thick alum. to make the wedges. I used the rubber gaskets for the pattern  to cut the the wedges after I milled the the angle that I needed. I had it 1/2" to almost 0 on the bottom edge. Your set up might be different. Just place the mirror up to the coach using a level to see what you spacing will need to be to make them level. Best to use the mirrors to mark the hole pattern so you make sure they will line up with the them. Go a couple of sizes over 1/4" so you have some adjustment. I used Vulcum to seal up the plate to the coach.

Hope this helps. Good luck.

Ray Erspamer
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Sounds great Chris, I will contact some local machine shops.  Best part of it was I got a pair of Velvac Model 2025's remote, heated with turn signals absolutely free.  A friend of mine works for Velvac locally and got me a set out of their R & D center.  So if I have to pay for mounting plates, I still got a super deal.

We too have our tickets for the 105th, it should be a great time and we definitely have to connect up.

Thanks for the info, have a great day and my God Bless You !

Ray Erspamer

Hi Chris

Regarding your mirror adaptor plates, you wouldn't by chance have a drawing of the plate you made would you?  That would sure help me to get started.

Thanks

Ray Erspamer

Sorry Ray, don't have any. I just traced the outline of the mount to the plate after it was milled to the angle I needed. Then sawed it out, sanded to the marks I scribed and polished the outer edge.

Good luck.