Lokar Blk Billet Oval Interior Door Handles on 2040-parts.com
Meridian, Idaho, US
For sale is a Lokar Black Billet Oval Interior Door Handles .
Part # XIDH-2000.
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If you have questions, please ask.
I will be listing many items from a hotrod shop that chose to
not be in the parts business any longer. Be sure and check my
other items and check back often as it will take some time to
get them all listed.
Thanks for shopping with me.
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