1968 Camaro Door Panel Kit 68 Front & Rears on 2040-parts.com
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1968 CAMARO STANDARD PREASSEMBLED FRONT AND REAR DOOR PANELS
THESE DOOR PANELS COME READY TO INSTALL, KIT INCLUDES FRONT AND REAR PANELS. PREASSEMBLED, WITH NEW TOP RAIL, ALUMINUM MOLDINGS, DOOR LOCK FERRULES AND WINDOW FUZZY. PANEL EMBLEM SOLD SEPARATELY. COLORS AVAILABLE: BLACK, RED, MEDIUM BLUE, GREEN GOLD. PLEASE BE SURE TO SPECIFY YOUR COLOR CHOICE. OUR STORE HOURS ARE 8-4 CST MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY AND 8-12 ON SATURDAY. PLEASE CALL IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS PAYMENT BY PAYPAL IS PREFERRED, DISCOVER, MASTERCARD OR VISA PAYMENTS MAY BE PLACED VIA PHONE, CALL 1-800-708-4921 DURING OUR REGULAR STORE HOURS. Tracking information is available in your Purchases on Ebay. UPS Tracking Information is available after 4 p.m. CST and USPS tracking is available after 7 p.m. CST. |
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