Fiat 124 Spider Kick Panel With Pockets on 2040-parts.com
Big Rock, Illinois, United States
Good used pair of kick panels from a 1978 Fiat Spider 124. They are drilled for speakers but could be used with out them.
They are in nice condition no cracks anywhere.
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