95 - Pontiac - Firebird - Interior Electic Mirror on 2040-parts.com
Rochester, New York, US
This electic mirror was removed from 95 Pontiac Firebird in good working condition.Sale is final and there is no warranty, though the part is electronic, and was functioning perfect when I removed it from the vehicle.Seling AS-IS w/no Return,or Refund
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