1964-1966 Remote Mirror Plate (ea)
1964-1966 Remote Mirror Plate (ea), under Part #2330) is a direct-fit reproduction backing guide designed for vehicles optioned with the rare, factory-adjustable remote side mirrors. These are sold individually (ea), and they act as the internal foundation that prevents the remote mirror joystick mechanism from loosening over time.
If your driver-side mirror frequently sags, droops, or loses its adjustment angle, a cracked or missing pivot plate is almost always the cause.
Key Product Features
- Material Construction: Manufactured from high-grade, injection-molded ABS plastic or modern hard polymer compounds engineered specifically to resist cracking under compression better than original GM plastics.
- Authentic Tooling Details: Premium licensed reproductions are molded with seven factory-correct holes to route the remote adjuster cables and include the stamped original GM engineering number (#5955685).
- Broad GM Platform Fitment: While cataloged heavily for the 1964–1966 Chevelle, Malibu, and El Camino, this pivot template features identical dimensions across other classic GM architectures of the same era, including the Chevrolet Impala, Caprice, Bel Air, Biscayne, and Chevy II / Nova.
Installation Tip
Because the tension of the mirror base relies on the compression of this plastic plate, do not use power tools to torque down your mirror’s interior mounting screws. Hand-tighten the hardware evenly until the mirror base sits flush against the outer door skin template. Overtightening can instantly crack the fresh plastic around the screw tabs, ruining the plate before you even finish the installation.
Are you tracking down this plate to fix a droopy original mirror.
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