Vintage-70's-van-bubble-porthole-windows on 2040-parts.com
Hemet, California, United States
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2-Vintage USED 70's van bubble porthole windows. Not sure what this shape is called.
Windows are Swedcast 300 Acrylic. Some scratches. Inner frames included. Frames are straight with some scratching. Please look at the pictures & message me any questions before bidding. What you see is what you get. Shipping in US only. Payment by PAYPAL only and items will be relisted if payment not received within 48 hours of auctions ending. Thank you and happy bidding. |
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