1964-1965 Chevelle Conv Sunvisor Supports New Blem Gto 442 Gs Ss Sun Visor 64-65 on 2040-parts.com
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HERE'S A PAIR OF BLEM 64-65 CONVERTIBLE SUNVISOR SUPPORTS FOR A-BODY CARS. THE SCREW HEADS ON EACH OF THESE ARE OBLONGED AND THE CHROME AROUND THE SCREWS ARE SCRATCHED UP. ONE OF THESE ALSO HAS A DENT ON THE ROUND CAP, AND ONE IS LOOSE WHERE IT SWIVELS. MAYBE YOU CAN DO SOMETHING WITH THEM. SOLD AS IS, NO RETURNS. THANKS FOR LOOKING. SAVE A BUNCH ON MY PARTS.
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