1965 1966 Oldsmobile Dynamic 88 98 Front Fender Trim Wheel Well Mouldings on 2040-parts.com
Green Bay, Wisconsin, US
This is both left and right front fender trim from a 1966 Olds 88. It's all in very good shape. Some of it needs the black repainted. Includes both left and right front wheel well mouldings and the two pieces of side trim in front of the wheel well mouldings and the two pieces of side trim in back of the wheel well mouldings. These may also fit '65 88 and 98, but please do your research if you are looking at this for anything other than '66 Olds 88.
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