1964 Cadillac Vanity Mirror Original With Snaps on 2040-parts.com
Santa Ana, California, US
Offered is an original unrestored vanity mirror removed from a 1964 Cadillac. This is the correct original mirror that came with the car and snaps onto the back of the passenger side visor. The reflective on the mirror is perfect with no dark spots or discolorations. It does have a couple of light scratches in the glass, but they will not show up on a photograph. The measurements are 7" wide X 3 1/4" tall. This item is not being reproduced and it is frequently missing form cars.
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