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Vw Beetle Bug Door Handle Set W/locking Keys, Pair, 1960-1964 Sedan/convert. on 2040-parts.com

US $58.00
Location:

Phelan, California, United States

Phelan, California, United States
Condition:New Interchange Part Number:ORIGINAL STYLE! Warranty:Yes Other Part Number:LEFT AND RIGHT Part Brand:REPRODUCTION Surface Finish:CHROME Placement on Vehicle:Left, Right

THIS IS FOR A NEW SET OF VW BUG DOOR HANDLES WITH MATCHING LOCKING KEYS,

A NICE REPRODUCTION

APPLICATIONS:

BUG CONVERTIBLE     1960-1964½

BUG SEDAN     1960-1964½

IF YOUR BUG HAPPENS TO BE 1964, PLEASE MAKE SURE IT'S AN "EARLY 1964"

OTHERWISE THESE HANDLES WON'T FIT,

IF YOU ARE NOT SURE, YOU CAN SEND ME A PHOTO OF THE BACK PART OF YOUR OLD HANDLE,

AND I CAN TELL YOU FOR SURE WHAT YOU'VE GOT!

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