Vintage Mileage Service Visor Mirror General Motors Car on 2040-parts.com
Parkville, Maryland, US
This mirror is for a vintage General Motors car. I do not know the exact year.The dimensions of the mirror are 4 inches by 8 inches. There are special places on the mirror to write the following:
Battery Lubrication Tune Motor
Change Oil Spark Plug Mileage
These actual words are written on the mirror which is why it is called a "service mirror". The metal fasteners are on the mirror which are used to attach the mirror to the visor. Where the straps are located, the mirror looks slightly hazy on the front.
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