1970-1974 Camaro Black Vinyl Roof Original Style Levant Grain Pattern Yearone on 2040-parts.com
Manteca, California, US
Camaro Black Vinyl roof 1970-1974
High Quality Reproduction vinyl top
Original style Levant Grain Vinyl Pattern
With stitched & Dielectrically welded seams
YearOne part# VTL60 (YearOne price right now is $119.99 + shipping)
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