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1952 STUDEBAKER CLOCK DELETE PANEL
THIS STUDEBAKER CLOCK DELETE PANEL IS AN ORIGINAL 1952 PART IN LIKE NEW CONDITION. THE DIAMETER OF THE PANEL IS 5 1/2 INCHES.
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