Rally Compact Truck & Van Mirror In Black Part #3616 on 2040-parts.com
Chester Springs, Pennsylvania, United States
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Compact single mount universal truck and van mirror. Break-away feature, folds back, prevents damage. Fits all makes and models, left or right sides. Mounting hardware included. Corrosion resistant construction. Brand new in unopened sealed plastic in original box. Never opened.
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