1969 Plymouth Barracuda Park Light Rare Original on 2040-parts.com
Altamont, Manitoba, Canada
Rare original park light from a '69 Barracuda. In fine condition for its age. Please see all pictures for an accurate description of condition. Sold as is, no returns. Please ask any questions. Payment due 48 hrs from auction ending.
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