United Pacific Windshield Sunshade Freightliner FLD120 Century Columbia 98989
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Round exterior mirror with convex glass and integrated LED turn signal for right-hand 1966-72 Chevy passenger cars
This new exterior mirror fits the right-hand side of 1966-72 Chevrolet passenger cars. It combines a round convex glass with an integrated LED turn indicator. The unit is designed as a direct replacement accessory for these classic models.
Verify that your vehicle is a 1966-72 Chevy passenger car and that you need the right-hand side mirror. Confirm the mounting points match your original equipment. This part is not suitable for left-hand installations or other vehicle makes and model years.
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The 110826 is supplied as a complete round exterior mirror assembly with convex glass and integrated LED turn signal for the right-hand side of 1966-72 Chevy passenger cars.
The 110826 is the right-hand mirror; a separate left-hand version would be required for the driver side of the same 1966-72 Chevrolet passenger car.
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