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1963-64 F85 -oldsmobile 1963-64 Buick Special New Radio Antenna Perfect .nos on 2040-parts.com

US $130.00
Location:

Denton, Georgia, United States

Denton, Georgia, United States
Condition:New Brand:General motors Warranty:Yes Placement on Vehicle:Right, Front

1963-64 F85  Oldsmobile  Radio antenna kit,Also fits 1963-64 Buick Special All New and in perfect condition.  Has the 3 section heavy chrome Mast.   Made by American co.  by AUTOMATIC antenna co. Comes with install sheet.  [I sell the Masts off these antennas for 85.00]   original Package as In Never installed.    Questions before you buy as I want a happy buyer and 5 stars    call for questions or Free shipping..    1-912-375-7284   Ask for   Charlie     Email for over seas shipping

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