1970 Camaro Or Firebird Original Kick Panels 1970 Thru 1981 Z28 Ss Rs Trans Am on 2040-parts.com
Miami, Florida, United States
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REMOVED FROM A 1970 CAMARO 20 YRS AGO,PAIR OF "OEM" CAMEL (NONE AC) DRIVER CONDITION KICK PANELS,VENT DOORS WORK AS THEY SHOULD, # 8791844 RT AND 8791845 LT, THESE KICK PANELS ARE ALSO USED ON 1970 THRU 1981 CAMARO'S AND FIREBIRD'S NONE AC VEHICLES.
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