Chrome Ford Original Interior Rear View Mirror Tinted Glass ( 60's Or 70's) on 2040-parts.com
Nampa, Idaho, US
I know what kind of vehicle this came from a late 60's early 70's ford pickup
Could be used with many different vehicles as a CUSTOM application .
this mirror is in really good shape the chrome arm is nice and shiny the mirror head does have some pits on the back you could either paint it or try to polish it. mirror is really nice no crazing dont let it go they are hard to find in this nice of condition
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Mirror head 7 1/2'' x 2 1/2'' (ford,pickup,truck,f 100,f 150,f 250,f 350,4x4,4x2,high boy,) MY SHIPPING CHARGE IS ONLY AN ESTIMATE BUT AT THE END OF AFTER IT IS
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