The black non colour coded bit that surrounds the glass. Need two as mine have lumps out of them from the previous owner and the colour coded bits are in being painted, so may as well swap the black parts out as well while it's in bits if possible.

Long shot I know as most will only have a complete mirror and wont want to split it up, and those that have a damaged one odds are this is the first part to get damaged....but you never know.

Must be undamaged though, should I be so lucky. :-/

Cheers.

Know exactly what you mean as I damaged my mirror in the same way backing out of the garage :( some time ago. In the end obtained another Elite mirror from a forum member and decided to just swap out the black surround. After doing this I decided to try and repair the black surround and managed to do this reasonably successfully using epoxy resin glue, filler, primer and a satin black topcoat. As a result I now have a spare offside Elite mirror that I will sell to a forum member when I return from USA. I don't know how bad the damage is to your mirrors but would have thought that it would be worth having a go to repair them as above as the surrounds are not available separately through the stealers and only getting a new secondhand mirror will do the job otherwise.

Cheers Wm. Suspected similar re new part. The damage is not massive by any means it just been scuffed, probably in the same way as yours. Would be nice to fill in the missing lumps though. No biggy really. :y

Think I can help I do believe I have a pair in garage will check tomorrow and let you know

yes Chris due to recent argument with a flying loose road cone amber light in 50 mph speed lanes have drivers side,your good luck my bad luck it also destroyed the front offside caravan window (1 of 3) and already had pass side from way back There both mint apart from small cracks on the internal frets easily repaired by the good old s/glue if at all needed.PM me with your delivery address and I'll get them off to you. :y :y

Ooh, well done Cliff. Pm sent :y