Pick Up Truck Side Mirrors ( New ) on 2040-parts.com
Edmonton, Kentucky, United States
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You are looking at new Side Mirrors for a Pick Up Truck. They are for a small Truck. I got them without a box so I cant tell you what model. The attachments that screw in comes with it. The 1 mirror might have a few scratches on it , but I tried to take pic but they wont hardly show up. So they are not that noticeable. Questions, Please ask. Thanks for dropping in. Sherry
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