1974 Chevy Nova Rear Windshield / Windows on 2040-parts.com
Pinconning, Michigan, US
I have the rear window and both side door windows for a 1974 Nova. There are no chips or cracks. I would like $250.00 OBO for all. If you are close you could pick them up or I will deliver them within 250 miles for an additional charge of $1.50. per loaded mile. If we need to ship them it would be necessary to build a wooden shipping box with padding. For that I would charge a handling fee of $50.00.
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