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1965 Cutlass, 442,gto,htp; Right Door, Glass,clear,no Scratches,beautiful ! on 2040-parts.com

US $60.00
Location:

Hibbing, Minnesota, United States

Hibbing, Minnesota, United States
Piece is clear in color and no scratches,Beautiful glass!
Brand:OE GM Surface Finish:clear glass Placement on Vehicle:Right

This is the right side door glass piece, from a 1965 Oldsmobile,Cutlass. This piece should be ready to bolt on your 1965 Cutlass,442,64 -67 GTO,LEMANS,BUICK SKYLARK 64-67.This piece has no scratches,is clear,and fits all midsze GM 1964 1965,1966,1967, TWO DOOR HARDTOPS.  I will accept returns, buyer pays return shipping and 15% restock fee.My piece must be complete as I sent it out. 

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