Gto New Old Stock General Motors Rocker Molding 1968-1969 Pn 1-9793888 on 2040-parts.com
East Flat Rock, North Carolina, United States
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This new NOS rocker moulding still in it's factory packaging . It was store in a parts room in an old body shop that closed. It will be shipped in a pvc tube that's why shipping is higher please look close to the photo's to make sure this is the rite part you're looking for. I'm selling (AS-IS) NO RETURNS [ NO SHIPPING OUTSIDE THE US ] |
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