robcam
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Hi guys I'm from New Zealand and am trying to track down a the car this mirror came from.
So Saturday night at 7:50pm some "bleep bleep bleep..." crashed into my parked car in St Heliers. THey did not stop, or return to leave a note.
Just left me this
Decent bit of panel damage, suspension damage and bent the mag wheel. I've only got 3rd parts insurance so I'm up **** creak.
If i can find the make and model of the vehicle I'm hoping to find the culprit. (yes needle in a hay stack etc)
The only piece that fell from their car was the guts out of their wing mirror.
Namely the glass mirror which shattered, the mirror motor and the bit that holds the mirror.
Going by my research so far it looks to be quite a unique shape.
It had the warning "Objects in mirror are closer than they appear"
It was electronically adjustable
The motor in is was make in Australia by "Schefenacker" and has the code 22D5D on it.
The trim that the glass was in, has the logo below on it. And the codes L R1400 1468071
"R1400" appears to relate to the mirror being convex.
So far i have been trauling trademe, ebay, car mirror sites and google all to no avail. So I'm hoping someone recognizes it and can guide me in the right direction.
So Saturday night at 7:50pm some "bleep bleep bleep..." crashed into my parked car in St Heliers. THey did not stop, or return to leave a note.
Just left me this

Decent bit of panel damage, suspension damage and bent the mag wheel. I've only got 3rd parts insurance so I'm up **** creak.
If i can find the make and model of the vehicle I'm hoping to find the culprit. (yes needle in a hay stack etc)
The only piece that fell from their car was the guts out of their wing mirror.
Namely the glass mirror which shattered, the mirror motor and the bit that holds the mirror.
Going by my research so far it looks to be quite a unique shape.
It had the warning "Objects in mirror are closer than they appear"
It was electronically adjustable
The motor in is was make in Australia by "Schefenacker" and has the code 22D5D on it.
The trim that the glass was in, has the logo below on it. And the codes L R1400 1468071
"R1400" appears to relate to the mirror being convex.




So far i have been trauling trademe, ebay, car mirror sites and google all to no avail. So I'm hoping someone recognizes it and can guide me in the right direction.