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Nos Mopar 1969 1970 Plymouth Dodge Chrysler Inside Mirror Brkt 2999022 on 2040-parts.com

US $49.95
Location:

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States
Part is new & unused, but was manufactured decades ago. Some shelf wear or tarnishing is to be expected.
Brand:MOPAR Warranty:No Manufacturer Part Number:2999022

 You are buying a NOS Mopar inside mirror mounting bracket for MOST 1969 & 1970 Plymouth Fury, Dodge Polara/Monaco & Chrysler models. Part# 2999022. Needs to be repainted, scratched from poor storage. Priced accordingly. Does NOT fit convertibles.   Please look at the pictures & check your parts book for your specific application prior to purchasing. Shipping to U.S. only. Thanks for looking.

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