1973-1974 Mopar Plymouth Roadrunner Fender Mount Turn Signal Indicators Chrome on 2040-parts.com
Gaston, South Carolina, US
Up for bid is a pair of fender mount turn signal indicators that were removed from a 1973 Plymouth Satellite, this item will fit ALL 2 Door models of 1973-1974 Plymouth Satellites, Roadrunners and GTX's and possibly other years and models of other mopars,please ask any questions before bidding and I do combine shipping on all multiple purchases, Have a look at my other items, thank you.
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