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1965 Plymouth Sattelite Belvedere 4 Dr , S/wagon Front Windshield Trim on 2040-parts.com

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Douglassville, Pennsylvania, United States

Douglassville, Pennsylvania, United States
Condition:Used

1965 PLYMOUTH SATTELITE BELVEDERE FRONT WINDSHIELD TRIM FOR 4 DOOR OR WAGON. EXCELLENT DRIVER QUALITY WITH NO DENTS. SOLD AS SHOWN. PARTING OUT ENTIRE 65 PLY BELVEDERE II 4 DR. INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING QUOTED BY LOCATION. PICK UP OR MAY SHIP GREYHOUND. CHECK OUT MY OTHER LISTINGS AS I AM CLEANING OUT MY BARN. CALL 484-345-8313 FOR QUESTIONS OR MORE INFO. THANKS FOR YOUR INTEREST, CHARLIE

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