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1970 Chevrolet Impala Parking Light Lens,biscayne,belair,70,turn Signal Lens on 2040-parts.com

US $60.00
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Washington Court House, Ohio, United States

Washington Court House, Ohio, United States
1970 chevrolet impala parking light lens,biscayne,belair,70,turn signal lens, US $60.00, image 1
“used”
Warranty:No

1970 chevy impala turn signal lense,#3 [could have other applications caprice,belar,biscayne,wagons,etc.].ok condition for driver,very small hairline scratches on one side and bottom,couple very small chips along top and bottom edge,one bigger chunk on one side,,dirty,could be polished up much better,please examine pics carefully,more pics available.sold as-is,please ask any questions prior to bidding,full payment in 5 days.please see my other auctions/store for more classic parts,cars,collectables,and stuff.
i am a 1 man operation and have a rural location and i try to get shipments out as soon as they are paid but sometimes shipments get delayed.so if you are in a super hurry,let me know and i will do my best to get it out quick.

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