Nos 1973 Vega Wood Grain Sta Wgn Rh Molding W/ Clips Rear Of Wheel Gm# 9631005 on 2040-parts.com
Smithville, Missouri, US
NOS 1973 VEGA STATION WAGON WOOD GRAIN MOLDING, RIGHT HAND REAR OF WHEEL OPENING. GM PART # 9631005 AND GR. 12.116. THIS COMES WITH NOS CLIPS, CORNER CHIP, #see pictures". THIS IS A VERY RARE NOS PIECE'
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