64 65 Lincoln Left Door Remote Control Outside Rear View Mirror on 2040-parts.com
Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, US
This auction is for one (1) outside rear view mirror-used.
Taken from a 1965 Lincoln Continental. Might be usable for other models or modle years, also--check your apps before you bid. Numbers on the base say PAT 2931245.
Condition is about average for it's age. The chrome has some tiny pinprick dots of corrosion, there's a few pimples of corrosion, and there's a small crack on each side near the rear screw hole. The glass is intact and has only very light scratches on it--the silvering is OK. The cables are firmly attached to the glass. The chrome on the remote bezel has some tiny pimples on it, but the remote appears decent otherwise.
Not for a nicer car, but should be perfectly usable to replace a missing, broken, or severely corroded original.
No reserve.
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