62 Impala Quarter Panel Tail Lamp Cove Molding Pair ! Highest Quality on 2040-parts.com
Riverside, California, US
UP FOR PURCHASE IS THE MARKETS HIGHEST QUALITY PAIR OF RIGHT HAND AND LEFT HAND TAIL LAMP COVE MOLDINGS WITH ATTACHING HARDWARE FOR 1962 IMPALA'S. THE FIT AND FINISH ON THESE ARE GREAT , GUARANTEED SATISFACTION! WE COMBINE SHIPPING ON MULTIPLE PURCHASE'S .
HERE AT BC CLASSIC AND PERFORMANCE WE ARENT LIKE EVERYBODY ELSE WE DONT JUST SELL PARTS WE USE THEM! WE STARTED OUT IN THE RESTORATION BUSINESS OVER 17 YEARS AGO , YOU DONT STAY IN THE RESTORATION BUSINESS USING JUNK PARTS! ESPECIALLY THIS LONG!
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