63 64 65 Rear Gm/chevy Antenna Kit W/ Cable Nova Impala Chevelle Belair New on 2040-parts.com
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63 64 65 Rear GM/Chevy Antenna Kit with Cable and Hardware
If it's time to replace your GM/Chevy antenna then you've come to the right place. Our 63-65 antenna kit is correct for many 63-65 cars including; Impala, Biscayne, Bel Air. As well as 64-65 Chevelle, Malibu. This is a very nice quality antenna. If this item is listed on eBay, that means we have it in stock and we will ship it right out. Most orders placed before 9am EST Monday-Friday will ship the same day. |
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