55-59 Chevrolet/gmc Chrome Rear View Mirror Mount. New In The Box on 2040-parts.com
Kansas City, Missouri, US
I have a brand new in the box chrome rear view mirror mount. I bought it for a 1/2 ton 56 GMC. It says on the box for cars and trucks 55-59. New never installed.
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