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Courtesy Lamp Lens & Bezel Set For 1960-1966 Mopar C-body & Imperial on 2040-parts.com

US $47.88
Location:

Sun City, California, United States

Sun City, California, United States
Condition:New Manufacturer Part Number:Replaces MoPar p/n 1632 132 Our P/N:822-761 Warranty:Yes



Set of show-quality courtesy lamp lenses with bezels for 1960-65 Chrysler New Yorker - Newport - Saratoga - Windsor - 300 - 300F - 300G - 300H - 300J - 300K - 300L; 1962-65 Dodge 880; 1965 Monaco - Polara; 1965 Plymouth Fury - Sport Fury - VIP and 1960-66 Imperial 

For the rear quarter area on convertibles and on the floor console of bucket seat cars. Includes both RH and LH sides. Replaces original equipment p/n 1632132Absolutely Flawless! You won't be disappointed with this package
 
 

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