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1962-63 Chrysler Corp. Antenna Bezel Nos on 2040-parts.com

US $21.99
Location:

Worth, Illinois, United States

Worth, Illinois, United States
Condition:New other (see details)

UP FOR AUCTION IS A 1962-63 CHRYSLER CORP. ANTENNA BEZEL NOS PART# 2291625. IT IS STILL IN GOOD SHAPE FOR IT'S AGE VERY CLEAN THERE ARE NO MAJOR SCRATCHES IN IT, AND THERE IS NO PITTING IN THE CHROME STILL SHINES. IT IS MADE IN THE USA AND IT IS A TOP NOTCH QUALITY PRODUCT. IT FITS MANY SO BE SURE TO DOUBLE CHECK YOUR APPLICATIONS BEFORE BIDDING, AND PLEASE EMAIL ME WITH ANY ?????????????????????????????? 




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