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Nos Truck Mirror Arm King Bee?style 30s 40s Ford/gm/chevy/international/wc Wwii on 2040-parts.com

Location:

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States
Condition:New other (see details) Brand:gm UPC:Does not apply

Mirror arm for 30s and 40s trucks.  Style is common to Dodge WC and other WWII vehicles. Excellent condition with original hardware package. Bottom tube is about 12" long.

Original box is marked 2233553 which may be an obsolete GM number.

This is very similar to, but not quite identical to the used arm I have listed separately. Last photo shows minor differences in the brackets.

Please add $8 for shipping in the continental US. Local pickup is also welcome. Thanks for looking!

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