67' Grand Prix A-body Convertible Frame Very Clean!!! on 2040-parts.com
New Brighton, Pennsylvania, US
This frame was sandblasted and painted and has been kept indoors... very clean!!! No holes from rust or thin spots! It is from a 67' Grand Prix, I know it will also fit a Catalina. I apologize, I do not know what all applications it will work for. All I do know is that it is the bigger A-body style frame that came out of a 67'. I am asking $1300.00 since it is in the condition it is in. If you have any questions please call Three Rivers Marine & Rv Center 724-846-2424.
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