Oracle Lighting 2010-2015 Chevrolet Camaro Concept Side Mirrors Unpainted Dual Intensity 3056-504

DescriptionFeatures: Direct OE Fitment Integrated LED Side Markers Sleek Design Custom Aspherical Nirror Glass Retain full control over mirror adjusters Arrives primed for paint if no painting option is selected Upgrade your Camaro€™s styling with these sleek concept mirrors from ORACLE Lighting! Inspired by the 2009 Camaro concept car, these 2010-2015 Chevrolet Camaro concept side mirrors are a modern upgrade to the original factory version.Despite the mirror€™s sleeker design, side visibility is not compromised thanks to the custom aspherical mirror glass which provides a wider view than the factory mirrors. The aerodynamic design is sure to upgrade the vehicle€™s styling without losing function, and the sleek integrated LED strips are a head-turning feature.These direct-fit replacements provide a sleek, cutting-edge style to the vehicle€™s silhouette with integrated LEDs inside the mirrors. These Camaro side mirrors can be used as an additional parking light or turn signal. With the use of a dual intensity circuit, these mirrors can be used as both. (Dual Intensity Circuit Sold separately. Additional wiring required.) A plug-and-play design, the product hooks right up to the factory harness to allow for full control over the mirror adjusters. The Camaro mirrors are a pre-primed black finish that is ready for custom paint or wrapping to match your vehicle€™s paint code or color scheme.With ORACLE Lighting, the mirrors can be ordered with professionally color-matched paint to any factory GM color code for convenience. (We strongly recommend using this painting service when ordering these parts. If you choose to paint these products yourself, please note that parts not properly painted with a UV clear coat will not be covered under the material quality warranty.)Embrace a new look on your 2010-2015 Chevrolet Camaro with concept side mirrors from ORACLE Lighting!FitmentBrand: Oracle Lighting2010-2015 Chevrolet CamaroDocumentVideo