68 69 70 Charger Roadrunner Gtx Sun Visors Black on 2040-parts.com
Saint Paul, Minnesota, US
This is a pair of black sun visors from a 1969 Charger ,these look very nice with no rips but there is rust and pits on the chrome corner tabs so these are not for a show car but other then that they are really nice looking sun visors,the little plastic visor clip caps are gone but there available repro , these will fit 1968-70 B body cars . Please ask any questions.
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