Awesome set of side mirrors. Wondered how cool these would be mounted on a slightly custom Datsun240, 260 or even a 280Z. They're smaller profile and honestly think are much more appealing than the black ones once used back in 75. Would create a muscle Z look! Something to think about.
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Mirrors for Sale
- 1965-66-67 mustang falcon fairlane comet round side mirror non remote(US $18.00)
- Ford mirror head circa 60's fits?
- 1964 buick riviera wildcat electra lesabre side view remote mirror control stick(US $64.99)
- Mercedes benz center panel
- 2 new in box vintage universal low mount pick-up truck mirrors/yankee 61-94007
- Used 1977 ford pinto 2 door, left side mirror #234(US $45.00)
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