1960s 1970s Vintage Rear View Mirror Map Light Rare Gm Chevelle Gto 442 Cutless on 2040-parts.com
Princeton, Indiana, United States
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A rare GM rear view mirror with a map light from the 60s and 70s in good untested condition. Looks complete with the brackets for mounting ( wireing has been cut and will need to be spliced). This was a swap meet find that i never used, hard to find mirror. Measures 12 1/8 inches long and is 2 1/2 inches wide. The mirror has lost some of the silvering but still has a good reflection. has glue from masking tape on the face of the mirror that will need to be cleaned off. The mirror and mounting arm has no rust abd is a great part.
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