Nos Vintage Original Gm Delco Guide Day/night 64-72 Rearview Mirror Chevy Buick on 2040-parts.com
Roseau, Minnesota, United States
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Up for consideration is a new old stock gm delco mirror part #3633013 or #911580 and im sure the number has switched several times since. It does have some minor wear from the box as seen in pictures this is new and never been mounted ...reflection is good but on the drivers side of the mirror there is a reflection issue as seen in pictures . Please make sure this fits your vehicle before purchase as i do not know every exact model this will fit. If someone would like more pictures please contact me and i will do my best to get them to you asap. PLEASE ask all questions before purchase .as-is no refunds no returns. Will ship to the lower 48 u.s. states only.
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