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1949 chevy truck side mirrors?

Mar 19, 2008 by Garrett C | Posted in Chevrolet

I am putting my side mirrors on my 1949 chevy truck and on my traveller side there are no holes for one to go there. I have 2 mirrors though, I bought them from Brothers. I was wondering if they sent me an after hawk passenger side mirror and originaly it has no passenger side

Garrett, the behind the times. side was an option not ordered on your truck. Drill your own holes, be sure to dab face back in the hole prevent rustTurn signals were also an option as well as a 2nd tailite

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