Willys Jeep Pickup/wagon One Piece Windshield Center Trim Clips on 2040-parts.com
Thompson, Pennsylvania, United States
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Willys Jeep pickup/wagon one piece windshield center trim clips. Split windshield clips are different. Listing is for 2 clips and some trim screws. In decent shape. Need to be cleaned up and painted. Removed from a willys jeep pickup. If you are looking for any other willys pickup or wagon parts drop me an e-mail and I will check my inventory. thanks Check out my e-bay store for more willys jeep pickup and wagon parts. Will refund international buyers shipping if the actual cost is less than the calculated.Pennsylvania buyers will be charged sales tax. Now Starting to sell New parts will be adding listings regularly look under reproduction category. |
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