United Pacific Windshield Sunshade Freightliner FLD120 Century Columbia 98989
- Windshield Sunshade
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Rectangular exterior mirror with convex glass fits 1968-72 Chevy passenger cars on the right-hand side
This rectangular exterior mirror is a new replacement part for right-hand mounting on 1968-72 Chevrolet passenger cars. It includes convex mirror glass for a wider field of view. The unit is identified by part number 110295 from United Pacific Industries.
This mirror suits owners restoring a 1968-72 Chevrolet passenger car or replacing a damaged right-hand unit. Builders working on other model years, different makes or left-hand applications will need a different part.
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The mirror is a solid rectangular unit with convex glass; it has no moving parts or motors, so it does not generate vibration or wind noise beyond normal airflow around the housing.
The vehicle needs the factory door mounting holes or reinforcement plate for a right-hand exterior mirror; the 110295 uses the original bolt pattern and includes convex glass.
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