1968 68 69 Dodge Coronet 440 Plastic Emblem/dash Plate Bezel P Side Trim B Body on 2040-parts.com
Spring, Texas, United States
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UP FOR BIDDING IS A VERY NICE ORIGINAL OEM PLASTIC DASHBOARD EMBLEM PLATE FOR YOUR 1968 OR 1969 DODGE CORONET 440. IT MEASURES ABOUT 22" LONG. IT IS IN VERY NICE CONDITION FOR BEING 48 YEARS OLD. NO CRACKS OR CHIPS AND COMES WITH THE MOUNTING SCREWS. THIS CAN USE A GOOD CLEANING AND POLISHING TO LOOK GREAT. THIS IS SOLD AS IS AND BUYER PAYS SHIPPING. THANKS FOR LOOKING. I WILL HAVE MORE DASH PARTS LISTED SOON FROM THIS 1968 CORONET 440 COMPLETE DASH.
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