1969-1972 Chevy Blazer Gmc Jimmy Sun Visors 1969 1970 1971 1972 69 70 71 72 on 2040-parts.com
Newark, New York, United States
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Nice used set of OEM sun visors for a 69-72 Blazer or Jimmy. These are brown (saddle) and come with two factory hooks. GM Part numbers are: 3964356-L and 3964356-R. The research I have done indicates that these are for Jimmys and Blazers only, they will not fit on trucks. Please do your own research prior to purchase. The stitching is tight. Both visors have creases in them. Please carefully review all pics prior to purchase. Local pickup is available. Any questions please e-mail me.
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