~2~vintage~ 1968 Dodge Coronet/charger/dart Gts Q Panel Marker Lights/housings~ on 2040-parts.com
Springville, New York, US
UP FOR AUCTION IS (2) (1 7/8") VINTAGE CLASSIC 1968 DODGE CORONET RT/CHALLENGER/CHARGER/DART GTS 318/340/360/383/440/426 HEMI QUARTER PANEL MAKER LIGHT LENSES/HOUSINGS. PLEASE KNOW WHAT YOUR BIDDING ON BEFORE PLACING A BID OR HITTING THE "BUY IT NOW". FEEL FREE TO ASK ALL QUESTIONS PRIOR TO BIDDING. I BELIEVE THESE WERE USED ON MOST DODGE MODELS IN '68. *** WILL SHIP WORLD WIDE *** THEY ARE IN GOOD USED CONDITION WITH PITTING, SCRATCHES & FADED CHROME. THE RED LENSES APPEAR TO BE IN GOOD CONDITION ALSO. FEEL FREE TO ASK ALL QUESTIONS PRIOR TO BIDDING. THESE ARE GETTING HARDER TO FIND IN ANY CONDITION. THIS IS THE GOOD USED VINTAGE CLASSIC DODGE QUARTER PANEL MARKER LIGHTS LENSES & HOUSINGS (2) THAT YOU HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR OR BETTER THAN WHAT YOU HAVE NOW. READY TO BE RESTORED FOR YOUR VINTAGE CLASSIC DODGE !!! * CHECK OUT MY OTHER AUCTIONS TOO!!!!! **WILL SHIP WORLD WIDE** International Buyers – Please Note: *** I PREFER PAYMENT THROUGH PAY PAL *** PAYMENT IS EXPECTED WITHIN (7) DAYS OF CLOSE OF AUCTION. BUYERS NOT PAYING WITHIN A (7) DAY TIME PERIOD WILL BE REPORTED TO EBAY. *** ALL SALES ARE FINAL *** ***PLEASE BE SURE YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE BIDDING ON BEFORE PLACING A BID*** *** BUYER PAYS ALL SHIPPING COSTS *** ***I SHIP USPS MAIL*** ********ACCEPTED FORM OF PAYMENT IS PAYPAL********
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