1961 1962 Impala Belair Complet Set Of Interior Trim on 2040-parts.com
Green Bay, Wisconsin, US
This is a compete set of interior trim from a 1961 Belair 4 door sedan. Included are both front and back windshield trim, headliner trim and both door pillar trim. All pieces are in great shape. Just need paint. I believe this may fit 62 also but please do your research.
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