Chevrolet/gmc Power Extend Side Mirrors on 2040-parts.com
Bemidji, Minnesota, US
GMC/CHEVROLET power extend towing mirrors for sale. The mirrors are in EXCELLENT condition. Power extend and turn signals both work perfect. No dings or chips. Included is both left and right side mirrors but am willing to sell them as individual if you only need one. These same mirrors are selling on Ebay for anywhere from $290-$375 Brand new sold individually. Sets are selling for $550-$725. I believe these mirrors work for 2003-2006 General Motors Full Size trucks and SUV's.
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