Abstract: In a vehicle door mirror, bottomed first and second tubular parts are provided integrally with a base plate portion of an end wall so as to protrude to a mirror side and a cover side from the base plate portion, the first tubular parts having first recesses formed therein respectively, the first recesses opening to the cover side, the second tubular parts having second recesses formed therein respectively, the second recesses opening to the mirror side, the first recesses and the second recesses being arranged alternately, and peripheral walls of the alternately arranged first tubular parts and second tubular parts are formed integrally and continuously with each other such that wall parts, that are part of the peripheral walls and respectively disposed between the alternately arranged first recesses and second recesses, are formed so as to be common to the first tubular parts and the second tubular parts.

Abstract: In a vehicle door mirror, bottomed first and second tubular parts are provided integrally with a base plate portion of an end wall so as to protrude to a mirror side and a cover side from the base plate portion, the first tubular parts having first recesses formed therein respectively, the first recesses opening to the cover side, the second tubular parts having second recesses formed therein respectively, the second recesses opening to the mirror side, the first recesses and the second recesses being arranged alternately, and peripheral walls of the alternately arranged first tubular parts and second tubular parts are formed integrally and continuously with each other such that wall parts, that are part of the peripheral walls and respectively disposed between the alternately arranged first recesses and second recesses, are formed so as to be common to the first tubular parts and the second tubular parts.

Abstract: A door mirror support structure is provided in which an inner base being die-molded and having a door mirror support portion is mounted on a support plate provided on a door, wherein the inner base has a plurality of frames including at least a pair of vertical frames, a pair of horizontal frames that project outward from lower ends of the vertical frames, a pair of extending frames that have inner ends connected to outer ends of the horizontal frames, extend outward and have outer ends connected to each other, and a linking frame that links the inner ends of the pair of extending frames so as to form the door mirror support portion in cooperation with the extending frames, and the inner base is formed so that spaces are created between the frames.

Abstract: A door mirror support structure is provided in which an inner base being die-molded and having a door mirror support portion is mounted on a support plate provided on a door, wherein the inner base has a plurality of frames including at least a pair of vertical frames, a pair of horizontal frames that project outward from lower ends of the vertical frames, a pair of extending frames that have inner ends connected to outer ends of the horizontal frames, extend outward and have outer ends connected to each other, and a linking frame that links the inner ends of the pair of extending frames so as to form the door mirror support portion in cooperation with the extending frames, and the inner base is formed so that spaces are created between the frames.