New Semi, Pickup Truck, Van, Camper Convex Outside Rearview Mirror Head on 2040-parts.com
Trion, Georgia, United States
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This is a new semi truck, pickup truck, van or camper round convex outside rearview mirror head. It is in new condition and still in the original box. The mirror head is 9" in diameter. Please check the pictures and if interested, bid early so you won't forget. Thanks for looking, check out my other classic car items. For item protection and faster shipping, all smaller items are shipped using USPS priority mail flat rate shipping boxes. All international sales items are shipped using the e bay global shipping program. No other international shipping options are available for this item. |
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