1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 Lincoln 55-58 Mercury 1958 Edsel Day Night Mirror on 2040-parts.com
Chicago, Illinois, United States
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1955 to 1958 Mercury,1952 to 1957 Lincoln and 1958 Edsel DAY/NIGHT MIRROR. Genuine FoMoCo Accessory. It really is essential to have one of these as glare from the headlights of cars and trucks behind you are often blinding during night time driving. The chrome on the small mounting arm is pitted but it is almost entirely hidden once installed..The Stainless Steel casing is nice.The mirror is almost perfect. Works great. Hard to find a better one! Don't miss out. All items sold As-Is.Not Returnable. Thanks for buying!
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