Mopar 1968 Charger,super Bee Or Coronet Rt Lower Left Corner Dash Panel (used) on 2040-parts.com
Stromsburg, Nebraska, United States
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This is a Mopar 1968 Charger, Super Bee or Coronet RT Lower Left Corner Dash Panel. It is a used original part. This is the piece used on the models with out air conditioning to fill in where the lower corner a/c vent would be. It's in good condition. The edge chrome is wearing off. It's not cracked or broken. Mounting screws included. Thanks for Looking! |
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