Vintage Triumph Tr6 Spitfire Car Magnatex Tp-rt I 165 Rearview Mirror on 2040-parts.com
Andalusia, Alabama, United States
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Vintage Triumph TR6 Spitfire Car Rearview Mirror Being offered is an original rearview mirror patent # 1227736 Magnatex TP-RT I 165 rearview mirror for a vintage 70's triumph car. One of the small black plastic pieces remains loose, but not after mounting. Please look closely at all pictures to determine condition for yourself. Check out my other items! I ship worldwide, but international buyers must inquire about international shipping rates before purchase. Thanks, for your interest. Attention : My Main Priority Is To Make You The Buyer 100% Satisfied With Any & All Purchases, So Please Contact Me Before Leaving Any Negative Feedback Or Anything Less Than 5 Star DSR Ratings. I Will Try to Describe Each Item To The Best of My Abilities, But Sometimes I Make Mistakes. Please Give Me The Opportunity to Give Any Necessary Refunds or Take Care of Any Problems That May Occur With Your Transactions With Me. Thank You. Visit Often! |
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