Vintage 1940's Automobile Sun Visor Clip On Car Vanity Mirror on 2040-parts.com
Ellicott City, Maryland, United States
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This was saved by my dad from my grandfather's 1940's vehicle. Not marked in anyway to identify what vehicle it came from, but he was a mechanic and worked for Miller Buick and that's all the cars we had when I was growing up. Now he did race a Hudson, but in any event it has 2 large clips (slip on clips) for thick visors. It's approx.: 9 3/4"L x 3 7/8"H Please see pics as there are smudges, scratches & wear plus debris left from a round decal? on the right side. But overall for it's age it's in remarkable shape! If you need any further info, please contact me. Payment by paypal, within 4 days please. Shipping/tracking info provided upon receipt. Thanks for looking! |
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