☛100 Point Correct☚ 68-72 Chevelle,442,gto★map Light Rear View Mirror★nice Core on 2040-parts.com
Glendale, Arizona, United States
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Here is a core 1970 rear view mirror with the optional map light, great to restore for a correct restoration where the cheap reproduction made in China won't do. Comes with stem for the light along with the mounting plate and pivot which are still tight, that itself is hard to find. Not used in 72 but you could used it for parts still. |
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