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63-64 Chevy Ss Impala Dash Housing on 2040-parts.com

US $29.00
Location:

Pico Rivera, California, US

Pico Rivera, California, US
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1963 Impala dash bezel. This housing will take a nice paint job for a show dash w/ no dings or dents ! Buyers pay for shipping plus insurance $2.00 for insurance. Please pay within 48 hrs after auction is over. Ebayers buyer protection 100% satisfied customer feedback ! Shipping charges may vary depending on your location so please calculate... 

 

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