'28 roadster mirror question

Hi MJS,
YES, the passenger side mirror needs to be angle inward a lot more than the drivers site.
I used the same mirrors as in you photo. I made a longer ‘distance’ piece( the piece between the rod and the mirror) and gave it a kink, in order to increase the mirror angle.
Fitted one on my Pickup as well as my Chevy, works great.
 
MJS,
Some photos of original distance piece and the modified piece on the Model A and the Chevy, both RHD cars.
 

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I bought a pair of mirrors that screw into the windshield post on my '29 roadster from TAM's in MA. The right side arm needed to be adjusted/bent so I could see it from behind the wheel. I did this slowly and carefully and it worked out fine.
 
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