1686913 Gm New Chevelle Malibu / Laguna Left Rear Quarter Panel on 2040-parts.com
Bettendorf, Iowa, United States
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This is a new left hand rear outer quarter panel for (I believe) 74-75
Malibus and Lagunas. Surface scratches in various places from being
stored, one small dent nearly centered in the panel. Other than that no structural damage that I have found. GM parts
sticker is still attached. Shipping arrangements will be the
responsibility of the buyer. I can help transport small distances around
town but not much more than that.
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