1965 Plymouth Satellite Door Panels on 2040-parts.com
Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, US
These are the FINEST 1965 Satellite original door panels available anywhere. They are practically flawless. No bends, cracks, tears or fading. I have most parts available for this car including all of the sheet metal, glass, vent windows, rebuilt 440 engine, console, axle, console, seats which are also flawless, etc. . Just ask.
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