2002 Infiniti I35 Rear View Mirror (great Condition) on 2040-parts.com
Boone, North Carolina, US
YOU ARE LOOKING AT A FACTORY REAR VIEW MIRROR FOR THE 2001 TO 2004 INFINITI I30 AND I35 WITH THE AUTO DIM AND COMPASS IT MAY FIT OTHER YEARS AND MODELS I AM NOT SURE OF IT IS IN GREAT SHAPE AND IN FINE WORKING ORDER THANKS FOR BIDDING Please look at all pictures carefully. It is your responsibility to ensure this part fits your car.
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