Mopar 1968-69-70 B Body Vinyl Top Molding on 2040-parts.com
Mount Airy, North Carolina, US
Here is a set and my last set of 1969 B body vinyl top molding. This set fits between the top of quarter panel and roof union right and left side. This is stainless steel. A must have if you are installing a vinyl top. This is a used set with very light scratches. Sold AS IS with 13.00 shipping to the lower 48
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