1928 1929 Model A Ford Hinge Pin Mirror Lh Or Rh Stock Street Rod Free Shipping! on 2040-parts.com
Green Mountains of Vermont, United States
Hinge pin mirror for 1928,1929 Model "A" Ford closed cars. Fits sedans, coupes, and pick-ups. Can be mounted on either right or left side. 4" mirror head with 5" post. Includes mounting bolt and nut, set screws. Suitable for Stock or Rod. See pictures. Please ask any questions. Buyer to pay nothing! for shipping. FREE SHIPPING!
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