1966 67 Pontiac Gto Grand Prix Turn Signal Bezels Nice Orignals 65 Trim Molding on 2040-parts.com
Cocoa Beach, Florida, US
This is a good pair of Orignal 66-67 GTO Park Light Bezels, I think thay fit 65 GP too. GM pn# 5956521.One is in good condition with only very light pitting, the other has a clean top and some heaver pitting on the botton, both have bright chrome, You can install and enjoy, or replate for some chrome that will last alot longer than any china repopers. 5.99 Packed well to the 50 states and PR. I will ship overseas. ask ?? before bidding. thank you for looking!!!
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