Tail Panel Charger 68 Rt Rear Back 1968 Light Trunk Support Framework Oem Norepo on 2040-parts.com
Avon, Ohio, United States
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price cut !!! this a part you don't see often in this shape with the care that was taken to remove the spotwelds so it is ready to reinstall in your charger. this unit is in very nice shape as shown and will make a very nice repair for your car. use just a piece of it or the whole thing this is an original mopar part and not a repop. shipping will be 65 to your door anywhere in the us i will cut this in half or where you want and ship to you through the global shipping program if you need it internationaly
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