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1959 1960 Impala Wagon Biscayne Bel Air Original Push Button Radio Bezel Trim on 2040-parts.com

US $49.95
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Snohomish, Washington, United States

Snohomish, Washington, United States
ORIGINAL DRIVER CONDITION FOR PUSH BUTTON RADIO SOME PITTING
Manufacturer Part Number:GM CHEVY CHEVROLET COUPE HARDTOP CONVERTIBLE Other Part Number:RAT HOT ROD CUSTOM Interchange Part Number:1958 1960 1959 TRUCK PICKUP ACCESSORY DELUXE Part Brand:STOCK ORIGINAL VINTAGE TRIM MOLDING DASH INTERIOR

1959 1960 Impala Wagon Biscayne Bel Air Original PUSH BUTTON RADIO BEZEL TRIM ORIGINAL DRIVER CONDITION FOR PUSH BUTTON RADIO SOME PITTING

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