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1969 1970 Dodge Plymouth B-body Console Top Plate Automatic Charger Roadrunner on 2040-parts.com

US $124.95
Location:

West Salem, Wisconsin, US

West Salem, Wisconsin, US
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'69-'70 Mopar B-body console automatic top plate.  Excellent condition.  Chrome is very bright and shiny.  Woodgrain is also very good.  Has holes where a tach was mounted.  Just need some fresh black paint. All mounting holes are intact with none being broken off. 

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