1967 Chevy Ii Nova Ss, All Models Headlight Bezels -- 1 Pair L & R on 2040-parts.com
Clinton Township, Michigan, US
1967 CHEVY II NOVA SS and Sport Coupe, All models inc. L79
LAST CHANCE ON THESE!
One Pair L & R Chrome Headlight Bezels
GM Factory Original
CLEAN & In Good Condition. Great Survivor car or local cruise night quality. No heavy pitting or corrosion. Have a nice shine, better than most you will find or that I have seen. 1 Right side and 1 Left Side Bezel.. Last Ones we have.
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Being sold "used as is condition" unless stated otherwise. No Returns on Used Parts. Ask all questions early. SHIPPING IS BY Fed Ex Ground.
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