Mopar Left Vent Assy. W/glass 68-70 B-bodies on 2040-parts.com
Rochester, Michigan, United States
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One used left vent assy that fits 1968thru 1970 Dodge& Plymouth B-bodies. Vent is in good condition with glass and latch, glass very clean no visible scratches. The chrome frame has the usual pitting on it but is not horrible and better then most out there. This frame came off a 1968 Dodge coronet R/T. Sold as is. What you see is what you get. No reserve. A bargain for the money! Note: actual shipping costs may vary. |
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