Chrome - 1958 1959 Ford Thunderbird Rear View Mirror W/ Bracket & Screws on 2040-parts.com
Van Nuys, California, United States
BRAND NEW in the box!! Didn't end up using on my project.
* CHROME Rear View Mirror w/ Stem * CHROME Bracket Assembly * CHROME Mounting Screws This is a beautiful reproduction purchased from Concours Parts & Accessories. Cost more than $50 new. + Includes FREE SHIPPING in the US Need to replace your worn out, ugly mirror?? |
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