Vintage Original Automobiles Rear View Nos Mirror Clock Part In Box on 2040-parts.com
Dana Point, California, United States
Selling this vintage original automobiles rear view mirror clock. It is in excellent unused original condition. Some small marks on it due to age. Pull string mechanism. Not running, i believe it was overwound/pulled. Ticks for a little bit, then stops. Comes with the original box. Very rare old automobile part. This part will arrive exactly as shown.
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