1949/50??? Hudson Rear View Mirror Interior on 2040-parts.com
Wichita, Kansas, United States
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This is a rear view mirror for a Hudson automobile.
I am not sure what years it will fit, but it is like the one on our 1949 Hudson. The metal on the back is not perfect, some scratches and needs polishing. The mirror is in fair condition, with some discolorations behind glass. I tried to clean it and they would not come off. It would make a good one for someone. This is an As Is auction with no returns. I will ship as soon as payment is received. I will leave feedback for you as soon as you leave it for me about the item. |
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