1930s-40s Vintage Round Head Rear View Mirror Car, Truck, Rat Rod-door Mount on 2040-parts.com
Vallejo, California, United States
Auction is for a 1930s or 40s vintage outside rear view mirror with a round head measuring 4 3/8". Mirror glass is nice & mirror arm & base have nice chrome & no pits. Mirror arm can be adjusted at the head and the head is adjustable closer to the car or further out. This may be a later production mirror as the glass seems to have a tint to it and the manufacture looks more current. Would work on most cars & trucks of the 30s & 40s that require a door mount or windshield frame mount.
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