1965 Mustang Sunvisor Set on 2040-parts.com
Arlington, Texas, United States
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pulled from 1965 mustang convertible - 2 SS Brackets for sunvisors - 1 has small chip where screw goes if you can live with it - sunvisors in used condition with no tears in them - I cleaned a little on one side, looks like they may clean up pretty well - 2 rubber tips on them
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