1960s West Coast Mirrors 1964 1965 Ford Dodge Chevrolet 1962 1960 Rat Rod Truck on 2040-parts.com
Edgemont, South Dakota, US
Up for auction is the 1960s mirror pictured below taken off from a 63 ford pickup. Super cool mirrors. These are are short ones not the big long ugly ones. They have some surface rust on the arms But would look aswome on a rat rod pickup. Very nice patina. Sold as is seen in picture. Thank you for looking.
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