1960-1974 Vw Karmann Ghia Grill Inlet Vent Lh Vintage Volkswagen #141-853-651 A on 2040-parts.com
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, US
1960-1974 VW Karmann Ghia left half grill inlet vent OEM vintage Volkswagen part number 141-853-651 A. Overall very good condition with no bends or significant dings. Slight pitting. One minor ding that could be easily fixed. This could be polished to be a very good to excellent piece. It is my understanding that it fits the years '60, 1961, 61, 1962, 62, 1963, 63, 1964, 64, 1965, 65, 1966, 66, 1967, 67, 1968, 68, 1969, 69, 1970, 70, 1971, 71, 1972, 72, 1973, 73, 1974, and 74. What a great gift for that Karmann Ghia enthusiast (nut)! THINK BIRTHDAY, CHRISTMAS or HOLIDAY GIFT! Buyer pays for shipping a 6 ounce package Insurance extra at buyer's expense.
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