Vintage Part Rear View Clock Mirror Chevy Ford Hot Rod Oem 1930s 1940s 1950s on 2040-parts.com
Dana Point, California, US
Hi, up for auction is this vintage original rear view mirror clock. It is in excellent working condition! Never been used. Has a tiny crack in the area covering the clock, only able to notice if you get really close. This thing works perfect! Wind up mechanism. Selling with the reserve off! Thank you!
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