1970-81 Firebird Camaro Bullet Mirror Mounting Bracket, Left on 2040-parts.com
Spofford, New Hampshire, United States
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1970-81 FIREBIRD CAMARO BULLET MIRROR BRACKET, LH THIS IS THE SPORT MIRROR MOUNTING BRACKET FOR THE 70-81 CAMARO AND FIREBIRD, WITH THE SPORT BULLET STYLE MIRROr. THIS BRACKET IS FOR THE LEFT HAND SIDE. LEFT HAND IS DRIVERS SIDE. AMES PART # FF412 Check out my other items! BUY WITH CONFIDENCE FROM AMES PERFORMANCE ENGINEERING, THE NATIONS LEADING CLASSIC PONTIAC RESTORATION PARTS SUPPLIER SINCE 1976!!!  |
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