Milenco mirror protectors stolen
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Milenco mirror protectors stolen
I posted about this on a FB group about a week ago and one reply thanked me for highlighting it so I thought I would mention it here too. I'm currently keeping my van on the driveway of my mothers house but I live elsewhere. About 3 weeks ago I fitted a set of the black Milenco short arm mirror protectors to my van. On returning to my van a couple of weeks later I found that some tight fisted lowlife scumbag had spotted the covers, walked up the driveway, uncrewed the covers and stole them. It never occured to me, although it should in this world now, that they would be stolen when I fitted them. The only thing I can think of if I replace them is to countersink the screw heads so they can't be unscrewed. I probably won't bother replacing them though, they're expensive for what they are at around £70, but to nick them, seriously!?!? Has anyone else experienced this? Nobody on the FB group has said it has happened to them. At the time it put me on a real downer for a few days, not for the cost but for sad and disheartening fact it happened at all.
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Re: Milenco mirror protectors stolen
I commented on your FB post that your covers were black and therefore surprised that they even noticed. I have white ones, much more noticeable, so I'll just have to keep an eye on them. Mirror guards , although much stronger are only attached by adhesive pad, at least the Milenco have a screwed fastening.
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Re: Milenco mirror protectors stolen
I would think twice before replacing them. Your van is not much wider than a car and it's possible to lower the window and pull them in - this is worth practicing - quite quickly. My van is about 50mm wider and I find I don't need them.
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