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Kool Vue®
Part Number: TY12G
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$13.84
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Notes : With LightWarranty : 1-year Kool Vue limited warrantyQuantity Sold : Sold individually
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$12.46
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$9.56
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$11.45
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$7.39
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$17.91
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Notes : 10 inches; With silver flame designWarranty : 1-year Kool Vue limited warrantyQuantity Sold : Sold individually
Kool Vue®
Part Number: JH939
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$13.71
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Kool Vue Rear View Mirror Customer Reviews
Excellent product!
Buck Buck
VERIFIED PURCHASER
Purchased on Jul 10, 2020
Great mirror, a few small scratches. Mirror didn't fit snug on existing mount,
but that's OKAY. It works fine.
Vicky Stevens
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Purchased on Jun 05, 2020
It’s perfect for my Granpa. Crystal clear vision with a wide view
Marcus Hill
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Purchased on Apr 17, 2020
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Is it Illegal to Drive Without a Side Mirror?Side mirrors are typically more prone to accidental damage due to their location and the fact that they stick out from the body of the car. Some accidents can cause the side mirror to break off completely or dangle loosely from the door, rendering them virtually unusable for everyday driving.
