66-67 Chevrolet Impala Black Day/night Rear View Mirror on 2040-parts.com
Big Lake, Minnesota, United States
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Chevrolet day/night rear view mirror complete with good condition black sunvisor stay. Day night switch functions perfectly. Stainless and chrome are nice. Good glass with some ware on the reflector. Pivots are tight so mirror will not drop while on the road.
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