Mastercraft 553913 Ptm Edge Vr140 Pro Boat High Definition Mirror on 2040-parts.com
Maryville, Tennessee, United States
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Brand new VR-140 PTM edge mirror in the original box. This mirror includes a microfiber cleaning cloth as well. Please
look closely at the photos and description as this is the exact part that you
will receive. I purchased a large lot of parts from a local boat
dealer who was going out of business. I have done my best to photograph and
detail any damage that I see as I list them. It is your responsibility to
look at the photos and determine the true condition of the part listed above.
This part will fit many other models and years please check with your dealer
prior to purchase to see if this part is right for you. Thanks for looking!!
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