Vintage Rearveiw Mirror For Ratrod, Streetrod, Hotrod on 2040-parts.com
Campobello, South Carolina, US
I'm offering a Vintage, 1930's(?), Rearveiw Mirror, perfect for any custom rod. From an estate, there is some rust and need sanding and paint. The mirror is quite useable, but does have an @ 3" line/blemish @1/4" above the bottom, visable in the 1st photo. The big line in the 1st photo is my ceiling fan. Sorry. Pictured above, if you have any questions, please E Mail me, and thanks for looking! |
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