1967-69 Camaro Firebird Convertible Windshield Trim Moldings Ss Rs Ram Air Z28 on 2040-parts.com
Cocoa Beach, Florida, US
This is a good (core) pair of Orignal 67-69 Camaro /Firebird Conv. Windshield upper Moldings, GM parts that will fit and look correct. These are in good core condition ready for new plating. 13.99 Packed well to the 50 states and PR. I will ship overseas. ask ?? before bidding. thank you for looking!!!
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