Will the Longview Custom Towing Mirrors Part LVT-2000 Fit a 1995 Ford F-350 with Factory Mirrors

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Will the LVT-2000 fit my 1995 f-350 stock mirrors

asked by: David C

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Thanks for sending us a picture!

Yes, the Longview custom towing mirrors # LVT-2000 will fit your 1995 Ford F-350 with factory mirrors.

These towing mirrors will slip over your factory mirrors and no tools are necessary.

I included a short video review for you too.

expert reply by: Chris B

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