27347 Cipa Passenger Side Power Mirror Foldable Non Heated on 2040-parts.com
Abilene, Texas, US
CIPA 27347 passenger side power foldable mirror
This came out of a closed auto parts store. Cardboard box has some cosmetic damage. Mirror is new and unharmed
Parts Link #GM1321185
General Motors #15151118
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