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1967 Buick Skylark Sun Visors on 2040-parts.com

Location:

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States
Condition:Used Brand:Sun Warranty:No

a pair of black sun visors from a 67 Skylark, they are driver quality, the passenger

side visor had 2 garage door openers on it so it has the indentation  of them on it.

The one mounting bracket has some pitting.

Ships to the lower 48 States, all other locations at current Postal Rates.

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