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67-71 Corvette Interior Rear View Mirror Stainless Oem Gm C3 on 2040-parts.com

US $30.00
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Harrison, Michigan, US

Harrison, Michigan, US
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THIS AUCTION HAS NO RESERVE AND IS FOR A 67-71 CORVETTE INTERIOR REAR VIEW MIRROR STAINLESS OEM GM C3. THIS CAME OFF OF A 68 CORVETTE AND IS PROPER FOR 67-71 BECAUSE OF TH POLISHED STAINLESS. THIS DOES HAVE WATER STAINING AROUND THE EDGE. OTHER THAN THAT IT IS IN GOOD SHAPE. AS PICTURED.

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