Vintage English Racing Mirrors - Late 50's ,early 60's - Nr on 2040-parts.com
Gresham, Oregon, US
These were off a 1959 Bugeye race car, then on a late 60's Formula Ford. Designed after the famous Talbot racing mirror. Made in England. Lots of clear pictures to judge them by. Glass is perfect after all these years. A small wrinkle and crack on the bottom of one. Bid according to your view of pictures. No Reserve! Will ship USPS Parcel Post for a flat rate of $12.00 anywhere in lower 48. USA sales only please.
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