65 Chevy Chevelle, Elcamino Headlight Bezels. Needs Paint on 2040-parts.com
Homer, Louisiana, US
This is a pair of headlight bezels for a 1965 chevy chevelle, or elcamino. may fit other models. check for your application. They will need to be cleaned up and painted.
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