1930s-1940s 4 1/4" Round Side Rear View Mirror (e) For Car Or Rat Rod on 2040-parts.com
Vallejo, California, United States
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Auction is for a 1930s-1940s? vintage outside rear view mirror with a round head measuring about 4 1/4". Mirror glass is in good shape but has a scratch across part of the center. Back of head (stainless) is in good condition. Mirror arm
(chromed) has a a fair amount of pitting. Mounting bracket is intact. Will be listing a dozen old mirrors-check them all out for the one you like best. Mirrors E |
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