2 Unknown Vintage Rear View Mirror 1940s 1950s Car Auto Mystery Good Condition on 2040-parts.com
Dallas, Texas, United States
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For your consideration is a pair of unknown vintage car rear view mirrors from mostly likely the 1940s or 1950s. There are no markings, so I cannot tell what make they belong to.
Both mirrors are in good condition - only one has the base. Both mirrors have darkened with age and both have light spotting, but neither one is cracked. Good decent usable condition. Sold as is, good luck identifying these! Will be carefully packed to ensure safe delivery. No international shipping. Thanks for looking! |
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