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1965 Buick Skylark Trunk Lid Original Free Delivery-fall Carlisle/hershey Swaps on 2040-parts.com

US $275.00
Location:

Fort Collins, Colorado, United States

Fort Collins, Colorado, United States
original used part in Good condition, straight and very solid, couple tiny dings. This came off of a Convertible, not sure of other models this may fit. Please check my other auctions.
Manufacturer Part Number:65 convertible two 2 door hardtop sedan OEM Other Part Number:custom deluxe 2dr 4 genuine Interchange Part Number:trunklid decklid deck special rear compartment Brand:General Motors

This is an original 65 Buick Skylark Trunk lid.  Good condition, straight and very solid, couple tiny dings.  This came off of a Convertible, not sure of other models this may fit.  Please check my other auctions. 

***FREE DELIVERY to the FALL CARLISLE or HERSHEY, PA Swap Meets this Sept/Oct 2016.  Carlisle Dates: Sept 27th - Oct 1st.  Hershey dates: Oct 4-8th.  Please e-mail or call for more details.  970-218-3744***

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