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1939 Nash Sun Visors Series 3980 Original Pair on 2040-parts.com

US $49.50
Location:

Fort Collins, Colorado, United States

Fort Collins, Colorado, United States
Original used visors in Good condition, cardboard decent, may be useable
Manufacturer Part Number:B319150A OEM genuine Other Part Number:coupe sedan Lafayette Ambassador 6 8 Interchange Part Number:1938 39 1940 interior sun visor

This is an original pair of 39 Nash Interior Sun Visors.  Good condition, cardboard may be useable.  Not sure of exact models thes will fit.  These came out of a 4dr sedan, tag says Series 3980.  (I do have all the side stainless moldings off of this car.)  Please check my other auctions.

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