Original Mopar 4 1/2" Round Lh Side Manual Mirror - Part #3548753 on 2040-parts.com
Kinistino, Saskatchewan, Canada
Nice driver quality mirror, no gasket or screws, mirror face has some light scratches, nothing serious, chrome shines nice, a couple smaller pits. DUE TO THE HIGH COST OF INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING I ONLY SHIP TO CANADA AND THE USA |
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