Triumph Spitfire Mk Iv 1500 Gt6 Tr250 Tr6 Pair Of Sun Visors on 2040-parts.com
Lexington, South Carolina, United States
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TRIUMPH SPITFIRE Mk IV 1500 GT6 TR250 TR6 PAIR of SUN VISORS This is a new pair of replacement sun visors for all Triumph Spitfire and GT6 models from 1971 forwards, TR5, TR250 and TR6. One is right handed and one left handed. These would be for a LHD car. These would be part numbers 823321 and 823381 if you were looking in the Rimmer Bros or Canley Classics catalogs. The right-hand (passenger) side visor has the built-in vanity mirror. They are the correct original style in black textured grain vinyl. Note, these are just the visors and do not include the mounting brackets. These parts were bought new for a Spitfire project car but never fitted. They have been kept wrapped in plastic so are in un-used new condition. I note that the passenger side vanity mirror lens seems a bit dull/foggy. It would be perfectly functional for your passenger to check their hair or make-up, but it is not a brilliant crystal clear mirror. I just wanted to point that out. |
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