1969 Pontiac Grand Prix Main Air Duct A/c Heater Hvac Vent Dash Plastic Oem Gm on 2040-parts.com
Tehachapi, California, United States
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Here`s a Used OEM 1969 Pontiac Grand Prix Main Dash Air Duct for Heater/A/C. GM # 9795925, Fits 1969 Grand Prix J or SJ. This has NO Holes or Cracks. Measures About 35" Long. Overall Very Good Used/Usable Condition. Perfect for Your Classic GM Ride. Calif. Parts- $39 FEDEX Shipping.
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