~~ 1966 Pontiac Gto Convertible Sun Visors ~~ on 2040-parts.com
Midlothian, Virginia, United States
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~~ WE ARE SELLING A PAIR OF VINTAGE 1966 PONTIAC GTO SUN VISORS (BLACK) TAKEN OFF OF A CONVERTIBLE INTERIOR. THEY ARE IN GOOD CONDITION AND COMPLETE WITH MOUNTING BRACKETS. THE SUN VISORS NEED TO BE REPAIRED AT THE SEAMS AND HAVE SOME PITTING ON THE BRACKETS; AS SEEN IN THE PICTURES. THEY ARE SOLD ASIS AND IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE EMAIL US WITH ANY QUESTIONS AND THANKS FOR YOUR INTEREST! ~~
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