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1965 Chevy Impala Belair Biscayne Wagon 409 Ss Super Sport Headlight Trim Ring on 2040-parts.com

US $30.00
Location:

Flagstaff, Arizona, US

Flagstaff, Arizona, US
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Up for auction 2 lefts and one right 1965  chevy impala belair biscayne wagon headlight trim ring/bezels. These are off of a low milage car. They have no dings or dents. The anodizing is bright however there are very minimal pits on them from driving. They are very clean front and back. These are not for a concorse show car but great for show. It is very hard to detect the patina on the from two feet away. Super nice and original not reproduction!! I only have 3 but they are three good ones. If yours are dinged or scratched these are your replacements! Great for back ups just in case!! Thank you!! Happy Bidding!

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