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1960 Plymouth Desoto Champion Fireflite 2 Dr Windshield Trim Rare Original on 2040-parts.com

US $125.00
Location:

Pine Grove, Pennsylvania, US

Pine Grove, Pennsylvania, US
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VERY NICE SET OF WINDSHIELD TRIM FROM A 60 DESOTO. NO DAMAGE AND VERY MINIMAL SCRATCHING IF ANY. WILL SHINE UP FOR ALMOST SHOW QUALITY. IT LOOKS GREAT AND I DIDN'T POLISH. NICE FIND. ALSO LISTING REAR WINDOW TRIM FROM SAME CAR.

 

RARE ORIGINAL PIECE. THANKS FOR LOOKING.

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