1964 1965 Mopar B Body Dodge Plymouth Convertible Rear View Mirror Fury Polara on 2040-parts.com
Statham, Georgia, United States
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Original 1964 1965 1963? Mopar b body Dodge Plymouth Convertible Rear View Mirror...pn on base is 2486185....removed from a 1965 Belvedere II convertible...may fit Sport Fury Polara Coronet Satellite etc. The condition is good. There is some moderate pitting. The glass is decent with some minor scratches...the pivot is pretty tight. The head is nice with no dents or dings.
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