Cadillac Original Clip-on Sunvisor Vanity Mirror 1950s-60s on 2040-parts.com
Wilton, California, US
This is an original Cadillac vanity mirror that clips onto your sun visor. After doing some research. I believe it was used in the 1950s and up into the 1960s on Cadillac models. It was an accessory, so not all cars came with one. This one is in good condition, not perfect as the pictures show, but it's a very hard to find item. It has some rust stains on the glass and the paint on the rear is missing in certain areas, as shown in the pictures.. The clips are undamaged, and it functions perfectly. This is a great addition for your restoration or cruiser Cadillac.
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