Celica Supra - Front Clip - Complete (1981) on 2040-parts.com
Adair, Oklahoma, US
CELICA SUPRA - COMPLETE FRONT CLIP - (1981) - PRODUCTION DATE OCTOBER 1980
Beat this one for straight if you can. Fenders, hood, grill, bumper and front end (radiator/fender)
support are included. Sheet metal only... no lighting or radiator included. Local pickup only. Located
in Adair, Oklahoma.
(CS-168)
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Ships within 2 business days of payment received - Local pickup ONLY.
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