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1970-1981 Firebird Dash Face, Original, Used on 2040-parts.com

US $140.00
Location:

Park Hills, Missouri, United States

Park Hills, Missouri, United States
Very nice dash face. No cracks or breaks, wood grain is nice. Check the pictures for details.
Part Brand:GM Warranty:No

1970-1981 Firebird Dash Face.  ORIGINAL GM PART. Used
This is a very nice part.  It has all but one of the bezels or plastic trim rings.
It has the "Lights and Wiper" label and the firebird emblem on it.
This is a nice used part that is in very nice condition. 
If you have any questions feel free to call. 
We carry many parts for Camaro, Firebird, Nova and Chevelle cars. Feel free to contact us for your parts needs at 63 62 09 3312, thank you.

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