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Ford Mirror Head Circa 60's Fits? on 2040-parts.com

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Worth, Illinois, United States

Worth, Illinois, United States
Condition:Used UPC:Does not apply

UP FOR AUCTION IS A NICE USED FACTORY FORD CHROME PLATED MIRROR HEAD CIRCA 60'S APPLICATIONS UNKNOWN. MEASURES 5 1/8" OUTSIDE DIAMETER, BALL SOCKET IS TIGHT. GLASS IS IN GOOD CONDITION NO CRACKS OR AGE SPOTS. TAKEN OFF AND STORED INSIDE FOR DECADES, PLEASE CHECK YOUR APPLICATIONS BEFORE BIDDING. ANY HELP IN A POSITIVE I.D. IS APPRECIATED. EMAIL ME WITH ANY ?????

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