1963 1964 Gm Convertible Impala Outer Windshield Trim Pair Posts Chevy on 2040-parts.com
Beech Island, South Carolina, US
1963-1964 Chevy gm impala convertible
Exterior windshield pillar trim pair
Stainless
Should polish nicely
Not dented
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