1968 69 70 Mopar Wiper Arm 15b Dodge Charger Coronet Plymouth Roadrunner Gtx on 2040-parts.com
Southampton, New York, United States
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This arm is correct for all 68 to 70 b body, the blade holder might be aftermarket but works fine, might fit other years ,,do your homework.
This is for one arm, fits ether side. |
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