1968 Amc Amx Javelin Nos Front Fender Right Hand New Price Slashed on 2040-parts.com
Standish, Maine, US
Here is an NOS right hand fender for a 68 AMC Javelin or AMX. This is as good as new gets! I paid big money to have this come to me and its value is reflected in the price. Shipping and insurance is estimated to be about $150 anywhere in the USA. If your doing a restoration on a classic you need this part!
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