1962 Pontiac,chevrolet,buick,oldsmoble Lower Rear Window B-piller Trim on 2040-parts.com
Robbins, North Carolina, US
Up for bid is a very good used set of OEM GM Rear Window,B-Piller Trim that was removed from a 1962 Pontiac Grand Prix 2 door hardtop.I believe these will also fit other GM cars from 1962 to 64 but you check to be sure!These are straight and just need a little cleaning.Also have other parts from this car if needed.THANKS FOR LOOKIN`
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