71-77 Volkswagen Air Intake Cover Original Quarter Grill 113 819 448 on 2040-parts.com
Howell, Michigan, US
Original Volkswagen Vent Trim Cover, plastic and metal cover, I believe this is the right side for 71-77 beetle and super beetle. VW 113 819 448
Good condition, slight scuff, see photos.
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