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Vintage 50s 60s 70s Chevrolet Visor Vanity Mirror Accessory With Comb Pocket on 2040-parts.com

US $0.99
Location:

Fairfield, Connecticut, US

Fairfield, Connecticut, US
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Chevrolet Visor Vanity Mirror

Good Driver/Survivor

As You Can See in Photos, Glass is Shadowed From Brackets

Clips are Good With Some Surface Rust

Frame is Straight And Pretty Clean

Comb Holder is in Place and is in Very Good Condition 

Nice Addition To Any Chevy

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Ships To Lower 48, Alaska, & Hawaii Only

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