1967-1968 Mustang Or Cougar Wing Windows on 2040-parts.com
Lake Havasu City, Arizona, United States
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USED OEM ORIGINAL 67-68 MUSTANG RIGHT AND LEFT WING WINDOWS IN VERY GOOD CONDITION FOR THEIR AGE. THEY DO HAVE SIGNS OF CHROME PITTING AND RUBBER WILL PROBABLY NEED TO BE REPLACED. THEY DO HAVE THE ORIGINAL CARLITE GLASS.
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