Pontiac Temest 1967 Grill Front Valance And Support on 2040-parts.com
Seaford, Delaware, United States
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1967 Pontiac Tempest grill and valance with support for parts or restoration. Item does have wear and patina as the photos show. Will need repair or make a wall hanger. Please check the photos they are part of the description. Any questions please ask. Thank you for looking and please check my other listings.
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