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By ajcain79
January 28, 2008 in 1999-2013 Silverado 1500 & Sierra 1500

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ajcain79

Posted January 28, 2008

I'm looking to get the oem towing mirrors for my truck. If anyone wants the regular power/heated mirrors you can have mine for trade. I think the towing mirrors look goofey, but i need them to tow a 29' TT. I thought about going aftermarket, but i don't want to deal with strap-on or slip-mirrors that vibrate and wriggle at speed.

Here is a pic of my truck where you can see the mirrors that I have. (right now it's the best pic i have) BTW they are in like new condition.

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