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Rectangular Stainless/Chrome Door Edge Outside Mirror (55-79 Ford Thunderbird)

Item EK-66-94006-1
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      Product Information

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      Features

      • 2-1/2" X 5" Stainless Steel Mirror Head
      • 6" Long Chrome Plated Zinc Die-Cast Arm
      • Fits Any Car With A Door Edge
      • Fits 55-79 Ford Thunderbird

      Description

      Rectangular Steel Mirror. The Rectangular Stainless/Chrome Door Edge Outside Mirror is designed to enhance visibility and safety for drivers by providing a reliable rear and side view. It attaches easily to door edges, allowing for versatile use on a wide range of vehicles. This mirror is essential for improving situational awareness while driving, especially on classic cars and custom builds.

      Construction and Appearance. This mirror features a stainless steel rectangular head paired with a 6-inch chrome-plated zinc die-cast arm, combining durability with a polished, classic look. The chrome arm provides corrosion resistance and an attractive finish that complements vintage and restored vehicles.

      Installation. Installation is straightforward and typically requires no drilling, as it mounts directly on the door edge. This ease of attachment makes it accessible for both professional mechanics and automotive enthusiasts.

      Application. Specifically fits 55-79 Ford Thunderbird models, ensuring a perfect match for these vehicles without the need for modifications.

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