Model A, Early Ford Rear View Mirror on 2040-parts.com
Alanson, Michigan, United States
Got with 30 Model A parts. Glass has no streaks on it, only in picture. Painted silver with no shelf wear. Mounting holes are 2 5/8 inches apart. Box has a 450-B number i on it. Glass has "39 S 4" on lower rt corner.
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