You'll need to do rewiring also to supply the neccessary power to the mirror. If you don't have power mirrors already, there's no power wires for the mirror in your car.
I didn't even notice the frameless on the es300 :doh:Tom 2000 said:The ES300 has frameless windows on the doors. Even if the bolt patterns for the mirrors work, the mouting area countour won't match.
1st gen Avalon XLS models have heated mirrors. The mirrors from the 1st gen Avalon look closer to matching the contour of a 3rd gen Camry (and it might just fit), but the leading edge looks more rounded.
However, there might be a solution.
It looks like these 2 models used the same glass, but different housing.
This ebay ad shows that this replacement glass will fit both models.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/92-98-TOYOTA-CAMRY-REPLACEMENT-SIDE-MIRROR-GLASS-AVALON_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQcategoryZ33649QQitemZ8025374628QQrdZ1QQsspagenameZWDVW
Take a sheet of paper, trace around your mirror glass. Then check around local import salvage yards to find out if any of them have a first gen Avalon XLS models.
If you find one, take your paper template to that yard, see if it matches the one from the Avalon XLS mirrors.
If it does, then swap out the glass on your mirrors from the Avalon mirrors. I'm sure you'll figure out a clever way to wire it.
I believe that the heated mirrors on the Avalons came on automatically when you selected the defrost mode on the climate control. That's how it works on the 97-01 Camry XLE models.
Personally I prefer a separate switch like on your VE5.
When did you get a Camry? I thought you'd always stick with Maximas?