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"EVOLUTION" DOOR CHROME SS MIRRORS TEX-CLASSIC SET LH & RH. THEY MOUNT ON THE ORIGINAL HOLES ON THE DOORS OF ALL ROVER MINIS FROM 84 ON. GIVE YOUR MINI THAT TOUCH LOOK OF THE 60'S - 70'S - 80'S. GREAT ADDITION TO ANY CLASSIC MINI. WE ONLY DO CLASSIC MINI PARTS VISIT US AT "GB CAR PARTS" OR "MINI COOPERS OF MIAMI" SHIPPING OUTSIDE USA. PLEASE ASK FOR A QUOTE. WE DON'T SHIP TO P.O. BOXES AT ALL. |
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